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After sanitizing Reddit to make it appeal to advertisers, Reddit will let brands “takeover” trends
Reddit is introducing new advertising features.
Adobe, Twitter, and The New York Times are developing a DRM-style attribution system for memes
Many popular memes are already being taken down by questionable copyright claims.
Adobe revokes access to customers in Venezuela but won’t refund them
Adobe will not only revoke your license later this month – but the good old behemoth won’t even reimburse you.
New video editing technology takes “deep fakes” to the next level
The implications for the future are both intriguing and frightening.
After 23 years, Adobe Flash finally has an official end of life date
Adobe Flash, long an essential part of the web that users and tech companies first came to love, and then could not stop hating – or let go of – may finally be on its way out.





