Adobe: 25 Years and Counting

Adobe was founded on Dec. 2, 1982, but the company waited until this week to celebrate its 25th anniversary. For this week's Microsoft Watch podcast, we spoke with Mark Hilton, vice president of Creative Suite products, about Adobe's first quarter century, Creative Suite 3 and competing with Microsoft.

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Adobe is celebrating its 25th anniversary this week's, giving Microsoft Watch editor Joe Wilcox the occasion to speak with Mark Hilton, Adobe's vice president of Creative Suite Products, about CS3 and competition from those "Rascals up in Redmond."

Hosts: Joe Wilcox

Length: 00:21:53

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