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Microsoft has posted videos from the Mix sessions, which means you can view the video of our panel online. There’s also a WMV version you can download directly (roughly 80 MB). Unfortunately, the production quality of the video isn’t very good. The video shows only the projection feed, which was fairly static except for about 25 minutes worth of demos by myself and Tom Bodkin. Also, the projector in the room was running at 1280 by ...

tags: reporte indigo, english language version, mix sessions, reading experiences, driven features, screen dimensions, tim anderson, production quality, aspect ratio, rendition, projector, layouts, advertisements, demo, microsoft

I went to Adobe’s OnAir Seattle yesterday, which was a really interesting event that I’d recommend attending if you have the time. Unfortunately, I had to leave before the end of the day, but here’s a summary of the notes I took while I was there. The Big Picture Adobe’s goal is to let web developers can use their existing skills (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Flash, and Flex) to create desktop applications. AIR (formerly Apollo) provides cross-platform installation ...

tags: adobe reader 8, desktop assets, flash integration, automatic application, application updates, html engine, flash support, javascript flash, web developers, onair, cements, desktop applications, apis, cross platform, drag and drop, local resources, good job, technical details, big picture, apollo

Fred Wilson has a wonderful post today on what can only be described as Digital Darwinism, a phrase coined by Evan Schwartz as the title for his 1999 book. The news is full of stories this year end about the impending bankruptcies of retailers, newspapers, auto manufacturers, banks, and a host of other businesses that have been the mainstay of corporate america for the past 100 years or more......This downturn will be marked in history as ...

tags: free case law, american lawyer media, digital darwinism, change lawyers, legal periodicals, evan schwartz, general publishing, legal publishing, nthe, legal directories, fred wilson, legal content, legal advertising, business models, creative destruction, auto manufacturers, dramatic changes, secondary sources, innovative technology, moneys