Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Adobe Expands Video Offerings for Desktop Application
Adobe will announce today its expanded content available offering on its Adobe Media Player, the desktop application that allows users download and save video clips. The company is also unveiling a new user interface.
Big addition of content comes from Sony Pictures. Stephen Shankland at CNET has a report and says he's downloaded Ghost Busters!
For an overview on the Adobe Media Player, I interviewed Ashley Still at NAB in May. I've reposted the interview today.
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