Those who were making some handsome cash with AdSense referral, bad news for them is AdSense Referrals were retired at the end of August 2008. But while closing down one Goggle did open up to new dimension to publishers by starting to offer AdSense for feed. But hey there is more, Google just announced a public beta for AdSense for Games. Yes that’s right beta users of AdSense can display video ads, image ads, or text ads within online games to earn revenue. They’ll be able to show these ads in placements they define, such as interstitial frames before a game, after a level change, or when a game is over. Sweet isn’t it? Hold on before …
Though recently Apple chief executive Steve Jobs slams Flash by saying at Apple’s shareholder meeting that the version of Flash for desktops and notebooks "performs too slow to be useful" on the iPhone, and the mobile version of Flash "is not capable of being used with the Web." But good news for Adobe, Microsoft just announced that in addition to its own Silverlight multimedia technology, Microsoft will support Adobe’s competing Flash technology on Windows Mobile phones. Since already 450 million Flash-enabled devices out there and Flash is used to display the majority of online video, including that on YouTube, Adobe actually have to worry …
Adobe took an important step in merging desktop and Internet applications upon announcing the availability of AIR 1.0, a run-time module that provides a way of running "rich Internet applications" (RIAs) on the desktop. Since the release of the beta version of AIR, several organizations already adopted the technology; among them, NASDAQ Stock Market Inc, AOL, EBay and many others. I agree with most developers, that AIR will reduce download time due to the fact that the desktop is constantly being updated while connected to the Internet. A free download will allow users of Macs, PCs …