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It’s Flash film festival time again. There are 60 Finalists in various catogories. Cast your votes here. There some nice stuff in there this year. A personal favourite is http://www.clcsarquitectos.com. It just works really well.

If you haven’t muttered this yourself, then you’ve probably met someone who has. This column offers some tips collected on ways to work with such concerns, both with Macromedia Flash and other online advertising. John Dowdell has written this interesting article on the subject over at Macromedia’s website. See here

The Flash Film Festival 2002 NYC was held tonight in the New Yorker hotel in New York City, and the winners are:Here.

The Chick/Umbrella game rocks!…. as do all the others.Visit the site Here

Kenny Bunch explains another way to impliment the browser back button in MX. Normally, pressing a browser’s forward or backward navigation buttons on a Flash page will take you out of the movie. The BrowserHistory class allows developers to create a history list that can trigger actions based on the use of these buttons.See the article and download the code here.

Mike Chambers has put up some examples of the new Data Grid component. Although am yet to try out the component it really looks extremely powerful and a massive timesaver.Look here.

The Component Headquarters is a lightweight Flash MX Component Exchange, featuring a resolution independent interface, one of the few sites out there to offer complex resizing of interface elements.Visit Component Headquarters

Oreilly has a very good article on some of the limitations of the web browser, and the advantages of using Flash for web based applications.This is a really good read at its covers some of the ins and outs of using Flash for Rich Internet Applications.Read the full article here.

The 60 Flash Film Festival Finalists have very recently been decided and made public, now is your chance to vote for your favourite sites in all of the 15 different categories, head on over there now and cast your votes. If you can’t be arsed to vote, then use this webpage as a starting point for some cool site checking.see them here.

Guy Watson ( a.k.a Flash Guru ) has his new site up and running. Very informative as usual it is in the popular weblog format with a personal Flash version at www.guy-watson.co.uk coming very soon.Check it out here.