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Thursday, April 28, 2005
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Once again, John Gruber provides the best analysis so far of the Adobe-Macromedia merger, from a less silly perspective than last time .
He nails why, as someone who's used both Adobe and Macromedia applications for a long time, I had a queasy feeling when I heard the announcement.
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