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 [Web2.0central.com] - Web 2.0 Central: Web2.0, Ajax, Beta, Alpha, Startup, Companies: “Bunchball.com is where you can Play With Your Friends. Users setup their groups of friends, family and colleagues once, and then use them across a wide variety of Macromedia Flash-based social applications, including gaming, photo-sharing, and anything else our development community can think of.

[Feedblog.org] Kevin Burton's Feed Blog: that they needed to ship this API as a way to integrate with a 3rd party and it leaked out." It also wasn't surprising that DJ Think Secret remixed The Mini...sampling - "The music player will ditch its hard drive and move entirely to solid state, flash media, a move that sources familiar with the new design say will shave 20 to 25 percent off the size of the unit."

[Blog.musicandstuff.net] The Perfect Excuse » Tech: Hmm, seen Scobles request to the big men at Microsoft for money to buy an upcoming Web2.0 service? He hasn’t revealed what it is, but interestingly the discussion list for the post on memorandum points to this post on the Guardian Online blog about Morfik, which is a company developing a product which “offers developers the opportunity to create web applications that run on the desktop after being unplugged from the web”.

 [Bernardmoon.blogspot.com] Junto Boyz: I’ve noticed recently that the only page that regularly changes on a typical corporate web site is the news / press release page (and – btw – where are the RSS feeds for these pages – if I want to know about what is going on at your company, make it easy for me.) As Matt and Fred have artfully said, they want to incorporate the dynamic nature of their businesses and the markets in which they participate into their web site in order to communicate more effectively what they are doing and engage in a conversation with anyone who is interested in them.

 [Fullasagoog.com] fullasagoog: Rich Internet Application Goodness: Further to Macromedia's repositioning of Flash as the 'Flash Platform' they have now laid out their plans for the future of Rich Internet Applications. David Wadhwani's article on the forthcoming Flex 2.0 includes the announcement of Flash Player 8.5 and plans for Actionscript 3.0.

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