Flash Notices Gaming Makes Money, Want Their Cut

Posted by | March 29, 2012

Adobe, makers of the popular Flash media program, have noticed that on occasion, Flash-based games make money. Because companies like to get paid for doing nothing, Adobe has decided they deserve a cut of that money. Apparently buying the Flash developer tools isn’t enough anymore. Will Microsoft start demanding a cut of any book written on Microsoft Word? Webmonkey has the story.

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1 Comment so far
  1. Nelson Williams
    March 29, 2012 6:27 am

    Of course, you could stay with an older version of Flash, and be tied to an aging dev platform. Or you could take a look at HTML 5, which doesn’t have any bloodsucking leeches laying claim to your work. Your choice, really.

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