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Adobe and Macromedia announced today that Adobe will acquire
Macromedia for 3.4 billion US dollars. Links on Adobe.com and
Macromedia.com both point to the following URL:
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development market (with the end result being one company with an
enormous market share)? Do you think this is a good change or not?
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