This glacier like shift from Adobe Flash to HTML5, all be it at a ridiculously, and seemingly endless pace, will still have a major effect on how ads in both mobile and desktop browsers will built and more importantly, how they will be developed. So while the proliferation of HTML5 has been widely adopted, certain businesses such as American Express, PayPal, and even the makers of the delicious drink, depending on who you talk to, Pepsi cola, were until recently, still running Flash ads. Continue reading.
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