We're pretty confident that developers are going to support our architecture. I say that because we've had a lot of overwhelming support and excitement.

The industry is transitioning. People are embracing digital media and they're taking entertainment with them wherever they go. There's an expectation of a level of quality.

You don't want to let competition just go, but at the same time you don't want to help it reach legitimacy.

It's hard to battle a paper spec.

Trusted flash has to be flexible in its architecture. We support any DRM, or combination thereof, whether open or proprietary.

He is doing a tremendous job in very difficult conditions and he deserves and gets our complete support,