By Matt Hines
Published: Monday 18 April 2005
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Anonymous
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London
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Designer
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This is terrible news. Adobe is completely disorganised and just wants to be Microsoft. Why did Macromedia do such a thing? What can users do to protect the brands they love? I'm calling for a one minute silence at noon tomorrow....
This is terrible news. Adobe is completely disorga...
Anonymous
At least it #isn't# Microsoft buying them!
Just...
Anonymous
I agree with Anonymous designer from London. This ...
Willem
You have to see this as a natural response to two ...
Anonymous
Forget the seaside. By the time you get there Disn...
oliver
Goodbye Macromedia! Ten years ago Adobe produced...
T. Bradshaw (Dr)
Is this goodbye to 'FreeHand' and hello 'Mickey Mo...
Anonymous
It all sounds like it might be bad news, but the s...
Stephen
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