Adobe Creative Suite 6 launch propels design, Web, and video apps onto center stage
Adobe updates and consolidates its print and Web oriented software into a single large bundle and augments its video package with brand new apps. full story 
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Adobe Creative Suite subscription move sparks complaints
Adobe Systems' recent decision to stop selling the popular Creative Suite design tools as a packaged store product and offer it via subscriptions has triggered outrage among some of those who depend on the software, which is widely used by Web developers, video editors and others.
mercurynews.com (3 days ago)
Adobe kills retail suite, goes all in on Creative Cloud
The pro versions of Photoshop (and the rest of Adobe’s Creative Suite) have always had a steep admission fee. In some cases, we’re talking thousands of dollars. Makes sense for big companies, but those costs put a bigger strain on self-employed pros and smaller indie operations. So it makes sense that Adobe’s Creative Cloud – which lets you rent these apps for a monthly fee...
gizmag.com (18 days ago)
Acknowledging the new reality, Adobe pulls plug on Creative Suite development
RIP Adobe Creative Suite. In a true sign of the times Adobe nixes continued development on its landmark desktop apps to refocus on SaaS delivery.
gigaom.com (18 days ago)
Adobe Says Goodbye to Its Suite. Is Microsoft Next?
A year ago, Adobe started selling Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and its other creative software in a new way: as a service called Creative Cloud. They’re still big, powerful applications which you download and install on a Windows PC or a Mac. But paying one monthly fee — $50 for the standard version, or $30 for people who already own Creative Suite CS3 or higher — gets...
time.com (18 days ago)
Adobe subscription move sparks complaints
Adobe Systems' recent decision to stop selling the popular Creative Suite design tools as a packaged store product and offer it via subscriptions has triggered outrage among some of those who depend on the software, which is widely used by Web developers, video editors and others.
mercurynews.com (4 days ago)
Dreamweaver and Flash join Edge Tools in the cloud
Dreamweaver, one of the first, and perhaps the most famous visual Web-design app, has evolved over time into a powerful development tool that can facilitate almost any kind of website or project. Today the app—alongside Flash Professional and the HTML5-oriented Edge Tools & Services suite—joins Adobe's new Creative Cloud Web-oriented lineup. The company's new cloud...
macworld.com (18 days ago)
Adobe kills Creative Suite, moves software entirely to cloud
Adobe says it is moving to a subscription-based model for the software package it sells to designers, Web developers, video editors and other creative professionals.
mercurynews.com (18 days ago)
Adobe announces Photoshop CC and merges Photoshop Extended into main program to create a single Photoshop in the cloud
When it comes to image editing, Adobe Photoshop is in a class by itself. Despite its humble beginnings as a plug-in to a long-defunct commercial scanner, Photoshop now stands as Adobe's flagship and most famous app, and the default standard worldwide for professional print and online image editing and graphic design. A new version, announced at the Adobe Max 2013 creativity...
macworld.com (18 days ago)
Adobe Shifts to Software Subscriptions
NEW YORK (AP) — Adobe says it is moving to a subscription-based model for the software package it sells to designers, web developers, video editors and other creative professionals. Adobe Systems Inc. said Monday that it will not release new versions of its Creative Suite software package. Instead, the maker of Photoshop, Illustrator and Acrobat, is shifting focus to...
time.com (18 days ago)
Adobe kills Creative Suite, goes subscription-only
Adobe's Creative Cloud will soon be the only way to get the new versions of its full software suite
cbsnews.com (18 days ago)
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