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Macromedia iTV Resource Center

Macromedia have launched a new section on their already massive website, for those developers amongst us that are playing with Flash on Interactive Television, the Macromedia iTV Resource Center. The Flash Player now runs on three Interactive Televion boxes, Liberate, MSTV and OpenTV aswell as two home entertainment centers, the MOXI Media Center and the Nokia MediaTerminal. Currently the site is a little bear of content, only a Content Development Kit available for download, an FAQ to read and a linkage page. It will fill out eventually.



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