I wonder what counts as making net revenue with Flash that would cause this to kick in.
Advertising agencies have been charging clients well over $50,000 to build flash sites for years. Are they going to have to start giving Adobe a 9% cut of everything made on their client work?
No disagreement here on the fact that flash sites should die a horrible death.
Regardless, many flash developers have been clamoring for true 3D rendering in flash for a long time, and hack it together with libraries like Paper Vision. Perhaps I missed something, but the article seems to suggest that these features will indeed be available in the browser plugin, and thus usable on flash sites.
Advertising agencies have been charging clients well over $50,000 to build flash sites for years. Are they going to have to start giving Adobe a 9% cut of everything made on their client work?