So you’re in marketing, in the 21st century, you’ll most likely have heard people mention HTML5. You may even have heard that it’s set to replace Flash (according to a lot of people). But what does it actually mean to us, as marketers?
So you’re in marketing, in the 21st century, you’ll most likely have heard people mention HTML5. You may even have heard that it’s set to replace Flash (according to a lot of people). But what does it actually mean to us, as marketers?
Amazon recently released an HTML 5 browser-based version of their Kindle reader. Which in itself might not seem like such a big deal, but it may be early days in the turning of the tide against greedy app store owners...