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grantmcconnaughey 
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Posted 25 April 2012 - 05:08 PM
Still no show notes on the RSS page...
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Posted 26 April 2012 - 02:35 PM
Wow, what a bunch of marketing BS. Unless you're an investor or in sales, there's little relavant content here.
There's a lot of talk in here about Adobe having done research on how best to market their products to which demographic groups and very little on what changes make CS6 more useful to users.
Non-news of the show: No, Adobe is not changing/dropping pricing to stand-alone apps, but you now have the option of a monthly subscription you'll pay as long as you want to use their products! I've been burned by this pricing structure before, and don't reccommend it.
If you're on the social-media-centric bandwagon, Adobe is pimping some services, but I frankly don't see professionals utilizing it any more than consumers do with iTunes Ping.
Definitely a show case of why us end-users loathe certain practices of Adobe, and yet we'll still buy the product...
There's a lot of talk in here about Adobe having done research on how best to market their products to which demographic groups and very little on what changes make CS6 more useful to users.
Non-news of the show: No, Adobe is not changing/dropping pricing to stand-alone apps, but you now have the option of a monthly subscription you'll pay as long as you want to use their products! I've been burned by this pricing structure before, and don't reccommend it.
If you're on the social-media-centric bandwagon, Adobe is pimping some services, but I frankly don't see professionals utilizing it any more than consumers do with iTunes Ping.
Definitely a show case of why us end-users loathe certain practices of Adobe, and yet we'll still buy the product...
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