Adobe + Yahoo = Web 3.0

on Friday, 11 April, 2008 in Media+Tech, Writings

Can someone please introduce this idea to both of the above companies?

Yesterday the news brought back the soap story of Yahoo vs “Big Company”, and I’ve had an idea.

I like Yahoo!  I like Adobe!

I think it’ll be a good idea if they’ll join hands and merge (or whatever companies do).

Two days ago Adobe released their news Media Player. Few weeks ago they’ve released Adobe Photoshop Express.

Wouldn’t it be just great if Flickr and Photoshop would live together?

It’ll be a lot better then Flickr and Microsoft Expression…

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  • http://seholtaway.blogspot.com/ Spencer E Holtaway

    How about Adobe, Yahoo!, Google, Nintendo and Apple?

  • http://seholtaway.blogspot.com Spencer E Holtaway

    How about Adobe, Yahoo!, Google, Nintendo and Apple?

  • http://hebrew-ipod.blogspot.com/ LinkTree

    I didnt get what adobe will get out of it?
    Dont c the reason adobe wants to enter this arena..

  • http://hebrew-ipod.blogspot.com LinkTree

    I didnt get what adobe will get out of it?
    Dont c the reason adobe wants to enter this arena..

  • http://www.criticalflare.com/ Zohar Manor-Abel

    In some ways they entered it when they started developing community based online applications. Some might say that it is only to sell Adobe Flex, Adobe Flash, Adobe Air applications etc, but maybe there is more than meets the eye.

    Yahoo! with strong web presence and human clients (email, Flickr, del.icio.us) with Adobe strong applications and Ajax engines can become a much stronger muscle.

    I don’t think Google or Apple should be part of this process, but Nintendo in the loop could be a nice idea

  • http://www.criticalflare.com Zohar

    In some ways they entered it when they started developing community based online applications. Some might say that it is only to sell Adobe Flex, Adobe Flash, Adobe Air applications etc, but maybe there is more than meets the eye.

    Yahoo! with strong web presence and human clients (email, Flickr, del.icio.us) with Adobe strong applications and Ajax engines can become a much stronger muscle.

    I don’t think Google or Apple should be part of this process, but Nintendo in the loop could be a nice idea

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