> The videos don’t play yet, but fullscreen mode works. Clearly, this is still in testing mode and CBS has a ways to go if it wants this functionality to be ready by iPad launch day on April 3. However, it definitely shows that some major TV networks are taking Apple’s boycott of Flash seriously—they want people to be able to stream their TV shows no matter what technology is being used. Now if only other networks and Hulu would follow the example of CBS… Though we do suspect Hulu is open to trying out HTML5 if there’s enough demand for it.
via [arstechnica.com](http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2010/03/cbs-lets-the-cat-out-of-the-bag-on-html5-video-ipad-tests.ars?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss)
Another nail in Flash’s coffin. Hulu can’t be far behind.
If Firefox sticks to its guns and refuses to start supporting H.264, Flash may have a bit of a future on the desktop. But with no real future on the fast-growing mobile web, Adobe had better move fast to change focus back it its core strengths.
