Google starts clearly labeling Flash content in search results

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By Christian ZibregJul 15, 2014, 9:14 am728 pts
Users of Apple’s iPad, back when the device debuted in 2010, were used to seeing holes on websites in place of Adobe Flash content. But not for long as those holes were getting plugged real fast – even more so after Steve Jobs penned his famous critique of Adobe’s proprietary runtime, titled ‘Thoughts on…

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