Printing and Imaging

Adobe and Yahoo put online ads into documents

In this example of how "Ads for Adobe PDF powered by Yahoo" will work, this photo club newsletter has ads in a righthand panel. Image: Adobe

We've got ads on web pages and ads in e-mail. Next will we have ads in digital documents?

Yahoo (YHOO) is beginning to publicly test a new type of online advertising it hopes will prompt publishers of newspapers, magazines and newsletters to let readers freely access MORE

A peek at Adobe's online version of Photoshop

Adobe Systems (ADBE) CEO Bruce Chizen said earlier this year that the company would release a Web-based Photoshop product, and on Thursday at the Photoshop World conference, the company gave the first peek at its efforts to do just that.

Newest photo printers becoming more like PCs

From a glance at Hewlett-Packard's (HPQ) new high-end photo printer, the Photosmart A826, you'd swear it was a computer.

HP's plans for its printing empire

Hewlett-Packard's (HPQ) new "Print 2.0" vision for its most profit-rich business unit is pretty confusing, until you consider this: If HP can get us to make more stuff using its inks, printers and software, HP wins.

HP unveils fall 2007 printer lineup (Photos 1/7)

(1/7) HOME KIOSK. Photosmart A826 | Price: $249 | 7" touchscreen | Hoping to bring the simplicity of the store photo kiosk into the home, Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) today unveils the A826 and a slew of other printers that also connect to computers running either Microsoft (MSFT) Windows or Apple (AAPL) Mac OS X. To maintain its lead on Dell (DELL), Canon (CAJ), Lexmark (LXK) and others, HP is encouraging MORE

HP taps Gwen Stefani and others for Print 2.0 strategy (Photos 1/7)

(1/7) STAR POWER. Gwen Stefani launches the consumer-facing portion of Hewlett-Packard's (HPQ) $300 million global marketing campaign. To maintain its lead on Dell (DELL), Canon (CAJ), Lexmark (LXK) and others, HP is encouraging people to try more demanding print jobs at home and at work.

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HP teams with Yahoo, Microsoft to flesh out its printing strategy

Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), the top-selling company in Silicon Valley, today will unveil a new lineup of printers, an ambitious Web-printing strategy, and a $300 million marketing campaign to sell it all.

For Adobe, a tough lesson in (open-source) diplomacy

This summer, Adobe Systems (ADBE) landed itself in a rather uncomfortable role.

Bully.

Adobe's quiet heading into the summer, but don't be fooled

It seems wrong somehow: Adobe Systems (ADBE) turns in revenues and profits that top both its own projections and analyst expectations, thanks to strong early sales of its new version of Creative Suite, which includes tools for creating all sorts of digital content. Adobe gives a cautious but still sunny forecast for the current quarter that falls basically within the range of what analysts expected. The stock responds with a MORE

Adobe Q2 earnings: live blogging

The Adobe Systems (ADBE) call is now beginning, and I'll be taking notes. (All quotes are paraphrased.) Refresh this page for the latest. Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen is speaking. Revenues were $745.6 million, more than expected. Creative Suite products drove results, as did Acrobat.