The latest desktop version of Adobe’s digital reading software, Adobe Digital Editions 4, appears to be collecting a great deal of data about what its users are reading and uploading that data, ...

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Adobe Systems Inc. has released a new version of its eBook Reader software. The new version, 2.2, is now available for download from Adobe’s Web site. With eBook Reader, users are able to view ...

Adobe Systems Inc. has released a final version of Acrobat eBook Reader 2.1 for the Macintosh. The new version is available for download from Adobe’s Web site. This release replaces a previous public ...

Responding to criticism that its anti-piracy mechanisms could slow the growth of the eBook industry, Adobe Systems plans to liberalize its approach toward Digital Rights Management with eBooks.

Here is a bit of news from the Adobe camp, Google has licensed their Adobe Content 4 software for the encryption of the Google eBooks offered in both ePub and PDF format. Recently Google opened their ...

Google licensed Adobe Content Server 4 software as its ebook content protection solution for Google (News - Alert) eBook. The Adobe Content Server is the most pervasive Digital Rights Management (DRM) ...

MacFixIt reader Arne Berglund notes that Adobe Reader 6.0 consistently re-creates an "eBooks" folder in the User/Documents directory, even after the folder has been deleted several times. "I like to ...