I saw them in the print additions of both the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal, assume they ran in other major papers as well. What did you think? Here’s the version on ArsTechnica.
Adobe’s Bobby Caudill also blogged about the issue.
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two most i love are bloody squabbling for my better consumption
Just read an article about it in the San Francisco Chronicle, which ran it in print. I think Adobe is right, Apple is wrong. Apple appears to be running hard in the opposite direction of the open web, and I’d posit that the open web will win.