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Java Largely Abandoned in Rich Media Ads

With EyeWonder's Abandonment of Sun Microsystem's Java technology to run rich media ads, Macromedia's Flash technology will reign supreme in rich media online advertising. EyeWonder said it will switch in a new Flash system currently in development at Macromedia called 8 Ball. All EyeWonder campaigns started after April 4 will be in Flash.

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Java Largely Abandoned in Rich Media Ads

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