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The partnership has been extended to include the 300 million Acrobat Reader customers who have installed the app on their Android devices.

Today an increasing number of businesses are making the move from paper to digital, and Adobe is aiding in this transition with Document Cloud.

The Sneaks session at this years' MAX creative conference put the spotlight on some of the latest innovations from the company.

Consumers are demanding well-designed, easily accessible, authentic content that cares about them, according to Adobe's recent report.

Not only are marketers in Australia leading the digital marketing charge, but they are also beginning to pull away from other regions.

The digital age is disrupting the traditional business model and making trust the currency of the 21st century.

Organisations must reduce the time to detection to remediate against sophisticated cyber attacks, according to new findings from Cisco.

Adobe is focused on helping users transition to the digital world by providing software tools for the creative process.

New zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Flash could allow attackers to remotely execute code on targeted computer, says Symantec.

The e-learning market is expected to grow consistently over the next four years, driven by the emergence of m-learning and evolving learning styles.

The rise of mobile technology is changing learning in the classroom, according to education leaders at a recent forum.

Adobe has released an APAC Creatives Survey, focusing on creative individuals and the increasing importance of technology, tools and platforms in this area.

Adobe appoints Chris Skelton as managing director, ANZ, taking over from Paul Robson, who has become president of Asia Pacific operations.

Adobe has announced 14 new versions of CC desktop applications and four new mobile apps as part of its Creative Cloud innovation.

Adobe soars with strong Q2 financial results, driven by a surge in cloud solution sales, hitting $1.07 billion in revenue.

Adobe has appointed Paul Robson to head the vendor's Asia Pacific business, replacing long-time Adobe employee, Craig Tegel.

Paul Robson steps up as Adobe's Asia Pacific President, succeeding Craig Tegel, ready to steer the region's digital transformation.

Adobe has reported that its Creative Cloud online service is down, leaving users without access to Photoshop and InDesign among other applications.

Adobe has appointed Mark Henley as Director of Transformation and Digital Strategy, and Jennifer Ruth as APAC General Manager for Adobe Digital.

Adobe's revenue soars as social media giants like Tumblr and Pinterest lead in driving qualified traffic to retail, outpacing Facebook.