Live from AdobeLive!

Today I'm in Amsterdam for AdobeLive!. It's interesting to brush up my knowledge of the Adobe tools, so designers & flashers ... prepare for this would-be creative to come harass with 'cool things you can do with Photoshop' :)

Still, it not really my thing all this tool-talk. I hope the VIP-session in 10 minutes makes up for that.

At this very moment I listening to Mike Downey explain the history of Flash, without showing any goodies unfortunately. So the highlight of the day until now is Steven shouting out "Future Splash" ... as he was the only one in the audience who knew this was the original name of Flash.

New Disney.com

At the Consumer Electronics Show Disney announced the launch of a new revolutionary website, and now it's actually live.

No matter your age, you have to go and have a look. Although not the best site ever, Disney has finally moved up the ladder with an engaging site, lot's of video, charming flash animations, games, etc. What bothers me is the clutter. I don't feel comfortable on the site, but of course I'm not the target group. I wonder how my 10 year old daughter will judge it (she's got homework for me tonight :) ).

Loads of entertainment, but if you're looking for Web 2.0 features you're out of luck. Are we moving to a web with HTML/Java Script based 2.0 sites on one hand, and entertaining flash sites on the other hand? I'm waiting for somebody who has the courage to combine both - just give me a call :)