Agreed, has all the signs of a Microsoft project, even the screencast sounds like its straight from the MS marketing department. Beware! MS owns part of Novell, the makers of Suse.
It's disappointing that making media on web sites cross-platform compatible seems a low priority. Especially disappointing coming from the democrats. Sometimes there's a financial incentive not to do so, for example media agreements with TV or cable networks. It just goes to show how committed the democrats are to equality and freedom. It's not a crucial issue anyway because the convention has got wall-to-wall TV coverage.
Besides, who wants to hear what they've got to say? There's only so much tele-prompter delivered, sound byte filled, focus group targeted speeches, that I can listen to in a day.
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Agreed, has all the signs of a Microsoft project, even the screencast sounds like its straight from the MS marketing department. Beware! MS owns part of Novell, the makers of Suse.
It's disappointing that making media on web sites cross-platform compatible seems a low priority. Especially disappointing coming from the democrats. Sometimes there's a financial incentive not to do so, for example media agreements with TV or cable networks. It just goes to show how committed the democrats are to equality and freedom. It's not a crucial issue anyway because the convention has got wall-to-wall TV coverage. Besides, who wants to hear what they've got to say? There's only so much tele-prompter delivered, sound byte filled, focus group targeted speeches, that I can listen to in a day.