Managing Editor Julie Campagna interviews designers about Adobe Creative Cloud and Creative Suite 6 at the AIGA National Design Center Gallery in New York City.

Mobile development just got a whole lot easier. Adobe Shadow allows web pros to easily control, view, and inspect web content on multiple devices via the browser. Managing Editor Julie Campagna interviews members of the Shadow development team.

The Adobe Design Achievement Awards recently announced a call for entries for 2012. In this video, Julie Campagna chats with several people who are involved with this competition that recognizes the incredible work of students and faculty from around the globe.

Adobe® Touch Apps bring creative tooling to tablet users and address multiple areas of the creative process like image editing, sketching, and prototyping. In this video, Managing Editor Julie Campagna interviews members of the product and design team to learn more and see these newfangled apps in action.

After a quick interview with Julie Campagna, Ed Rowe, VP of Development Tooling at Adobe, demonstrates how Adobe Flash Builder 4.5 enables developers to reach Android, BlackBerry Tablet OS, and iOS devices using the same codebase.

Every year, thousands of techies, filmmakers, and musicians head to Austin, Texas, for South by Southwest (SXSW). Get a glimpse of the event and how Adobe is participating.

Julie Campagna interviews Adobe Product Manager Scott Fegette, prior to his panel on web-to-mobile development, and afterward solicits reactions from designers and developers who attended the discussion.

In this video, Managing Editor Julie Campagna interviews Product Manager Aditya Bansod about Adobe AIR for TV, a tuned and optimized version of AIR that is designed to work on TV hardware.

Attending the FITC festival in San Francisco, Managing Editor Julie Campagna interviews designers, developers, and digital artists about what they find innovative and inspiring in today's ever-evolving world of Flash.

In this video, Managing Editor Julie Campagna interviews Paul Gubbay, VP of engineering at Adobe, to get perspective on HTML5: Is it ready for primetime? Who's using it why? And how is the Dreamweaver team supporting users who are eager to explore HTML5 today?