Flash on its death bed, Nielsen to track Hulu, YouTube TV
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Adobe has announced that it is ending support for Flash in 2020 now that usage numbers have dropped substantially in the last three years.
Back in 2007, Apple stopped supporting Flash in IOS which has led to a slow decline ever since.
HTML 5 has proved itself as a more viable and safe alternative, meaning your experience likely won't be affected at all.
Facebook will soon offer 4K live streaming support via the Facebook 360 app that's built for gear VR, meaning if you have the gear you can broadcast in 4K.
Facebook also looks to expand it's Live360 Ready initiative.
Which will let users know which devices and software programs are certified for the platform out of the box.
And finally Nielsen will begin tracking viewership information from platforms like YouTube TV, and Hulu as they switch from standard cable and satellite to streaming base services.
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Deals that have already been tracking Playstation View and Sling TV, among other platforms as well.
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