/ Marketing

Adobe launches a cool tool for web designers, but Apple sours on it

With Adobe’s new Creative Suite 5, web designers have a user-friendly way to build Flash-enabled applications—like videos with buy buttons—and deploy them across multiple e-commerce and m-commerce platforms without having to work with software code. But because of a block of CS5 by Apple Inc., designers will still have to turn to software code developers skilled in Apple’s technology to build apps for the iPhone and iPad, experts say.

Posted 04/15/2010Paul DemeryPost a comment

/ Technology

Performance monitoring broadens for streaming media

As streaming video and audio becomes more common on retail web sites, Keynote Systems broadens its site monitoring services to cover Macromedia Flash video as well as other forms of streaming media.

Posted 04/07/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

/ Technology

When HTML isn’t enough

500 million Internet users have installed Macromedia Flash, but most analytics tools track only HTML. A new product lets site operators measure the ROI of using the rich content and applications.

Posted 03/03/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

Found in a Flash

Flash and Silverlight can make web sites come to life, but disappear from search results. Retailers discover workarounds.

Posted 10/30/2009Internet RetailerPost a comment

/ Focus on Mobile Commerce

Is your site too flashy?

As more consumers surf with their smartphones, retailers should think twice about Flash.

Posted 03/30/2011Katie Deatsch1 comments

/ Press Release

Solid State Networks Releases Digital Delivery Application Platform

Adobe Systems and BioWare Announced as Early Adopters of DIRECT 3.

Posted 05/25/2012