I'm sure you've seen it around the blogosphere already (it was all over the place by the time I got to work this morning), but here it is again: Adobe has teamed up with Google and Yahoo! to make the Flash file format (swf) more search engine friendly.

Now, rather than requoting what other people have written, here are a couple of links:

Hey guys. I've been really busy for a while with raising my two beautiful children, changing jobs, moving into a new house, etc, etc, etc. As a result it's been a while since I've posted here (or on my own blog), but I'm making an effort to get back to the Flash and Flex communities now that things are "settling down" a little.

Adobe Systems Incorporated today (Dec. 4th) announced the immediate
availability of Adobe® Flash® Player 9 Update 3 software, previously
code named Moviestar. Adobe Flash Player 9 now includes H.264 standard
video support, the same standard deployed in Blu-Ray® and HD-DVD® high
definition video players, and High Efficiency AAC (HE-AAC) audio
capabilities. The latest update also features hardware accelerated,
multi-core enhanced, full-screen video playback for high-resolution
viewing across major operating systems and browsers.

I spotted this post over at Beedigital and just had to click on the link to check out Adobe flash on. After spending just a few minutes on it, I wanted to help spread the word so here I am writing this post. I’m going to dig deeper, but it looks like the short explanation of it (my own explanation anyway) is that it’s a video portal where you can choose different categories of videos to watch. With categories like horror, animation, lifestyle, hd, action, comedy and several others, there’s plenty of video there to keep you entertained for a good while. Check it out when you have a few minutes.

The Flashforward2007 Boston winners from last night are as follows:

Mike Potter at RIA pedia has posted an entry on his blog about an ActionScript multitouch table which will be shown at Adobe MAX in Chicago at the end of this month.

Hello fellow DFW AUGers, my name is Jason Fincanon and I'm honored to say that I'll be writing for the DFW Adobe User Group website. My main focus will cover Flash and the individual posts/articles may be about anything from helpful utilities and tools to my personal review of new Flash websites. However, I'd like to first take the opportunity to tell you a little about myself and my background.