The winners of the 2004 MAX Awards have just been announced in New Orleans.
"I love the work our customers are doing," said Rob Burgess, chairman and
CEO, Macromedia, as the results were officially announced. "It's my pleasure
to recognize their great achievements. Their work is an inspiration to all of
us at Macromedia."
The MAX Awards recognize the most effective and compelling experiences
created using Macromedia technology, Burgess noted. Winners and finalists
were selected by a team of Macromedia judges based on design and development,
and the return on investment that the entrant's organization realized as a
result.
The winners, in 8 different categories, were as follows:
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Professional 2004 and Fla... (more)
Read full details of the accompanying 2-Day Expo (Yahoo! News)
Come hear Macromedia's general manager for designer and developer products,
David Mendels, keynote on how integration can only matter if it reaches users
in meaningful ways.
http://sys-con.com/edge2004/specevents.cfm
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If one of the true signs of a vibrant developer community is an active
blogosphere surrounding a technology, then the MX suite of technologies
certainly passes that test with flying colors. In case you're not yet
actively blogging yourself, MXDJ brings you here a comprehensive selection
from some of the best known blogger-commentators (and some of the not so
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Macromedia, Inc. has announced its third annual MAX conference, to be held
October 16-19 in Anaheim, Calif.
MAX 2005 is set to give designers and developers a forum to share ideas with
their peers, as well as get hands-on technical training, gain new skills,
network with industry leaders, and attend sneak previews of upcoming
Macromedia products. The conference will also highlight the powe... (more)
VitalStream, Inc., which provides streaming media solutions and global
content delivery, and video compression technology developer Sorenson Media,
have announced that Sorenson Squeeze 4.1 encoding software will be integrated
into VitalStream's Streaming Service for Flash. VitalStream is the first
content delivery network (CDN) provider to integrate the Sorenson Squeeze
compression techn... (more)