It's completely different where I am, we're getting rid of most Flash content, and most people I know are too. Don't get me wrong, I'm not an Apple fan either and I think their lack of support of Flash on their iPads was to their own disadvantage - it came too early. When HTML5 will be solid and wide-spread (probably within the next 5 years) there'll be little room for Flash websites, if Adobe doesn't change this technology radically making it more efficient and secure, ideally (hopefully) making it an open standard.
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