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Wednesday, Jun 09th, 2010
IAB: Forget Flash, Move to HTML5 for Tablet Ads

The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) is taking a cold, hard look at the market for advertising on the iPad and other tablet devices, launching a new “Tablet Task Force” and issuing a report on the future of “tabvertising.” (We didn’t come up with it — blame the IAB.) And while some may see the iPad’s lack of Adobe Flash as a potential barrier to advertising on the device, the IAB says that’s easy enough to overcome with a little HTML5.

∞10:30 am, by mymaitv
[iab] [flash] [html5] [tablet] [ipad] [newteevee]

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