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Adobe Systems has been more aggressive of late with its subscription plans, and we'd like to know if you think they're worth it.
That's right: It's time for the fourth Adobe survey in a series that CNET and analyst firm Jefferies are running to try to gauge customer sentiment about Adobe's products and its transition to a subscription company.
Click the link above if you want to take the survey, but here's a preview of one part: We'd like to know if you signed up for Adobe's Photoshop Photography Program.
The program is a $10-per-month deal for Lightroom and Photoshop that's available to people who bought Creative Suite 3 or later and that runs through the end of 2013. But over the last week, Adobe also offered a Black Friday variation that was open to anyone, not just earlier CS owners. That addressed a common complaint with the program, though only for a week.
That's right: It's time for the fourth Adobe survey in a series that CNET and analyst firm Jefferies are running to try to gauge customer sentiment about Adobe's products and its transition to a subscription company.
Click the link above if you want to take the survey, but here's a preview of one part: We'd like to know if you signed up for Adobe's Photoshop Photography Program.
The program is a $10-per-month deal for Lightroom and Photoshop that's available to people who bought Creative Suite 3 or later and that runs through the end of 2013. But over the last week, Adobe also offered a Black Friday variation that was open to anyone, not just earlier CS owners. That addressed a common complaint with the program, though only for a week.
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