Roland is a leading music equipment company that has created an engaging digital publication for its readers. It brings the sound of its equipment to life in the Roland Users Group app, which is distributed internationally in several languages. Using interactive overlays in Digital Publishing Suite, Roland lets readers sample the equipment before heading into the shop.

Benjamin Moore used Digital Publishing Suite to create engaging apps for each of its target segments: homeowners, architects, and interior designers. Dive into a whole new world of color, as Benjamin Moore provides insight into the latest trends in design. In addition, readers can purchase paint swatches and samples from within the app.

The New Yorker is a world renowned magazine with a loyal following. See The New Yorker's Custom Store built with HTML, great for upselling content to readers. Also witness interactive features built with Digital Publishing Suite. Listen to Margaret Atwood read her story and watch Ashrita Furman practice for his entries into the Guinness Book of World Records.

Digital Publishing Suite is fueling retail apps, digital catalogs used to drive sales for businesses. This episode features two apps: Wetsuit Bible and P&O Cruises. Wetsuit Bible uses interactive features in Digital Publishing Suite to deeply define product specifications and educate the customer before making a purchase within the app. P&O Cruises guides the user through all the decision making points in booking a cruise, providing destination photos, ship descriptions, itineraries and a booking form inside the app.

Adobe Digital Publishing Suite features three apps designed for the medical industry: a sales tool for a dental office, a physician professional development journal, and a patient facing app. Watch the video to see a few samples of interactivity that support the business case for producing apps in the medical industry.

PC Magazine's customers are a tech savvy crowd. With a large share of its readership on tablets, PC Magazine made the strategic business decision to provide its iPad audience with interactive content using Digital Publishing Suite. Leveraging analytics built into Digital Publishing Suite, PC Magazine's editors can formulate a content strategy that ultimately drives revenue.

Adobe Digital Publishing Suite features Vogue, the first Digital Publishing Suite publication on the iPad3. Teresa Demel highlights differences between the two devices, showcases how Digital Publishing Suite features streamline product placement, and discusses premium advertising on tablets.

Adobe Digital Publishing Suite features the internationally known ASOS digital publication. ASOS is the UK's largest fashion design and beauty store, with publications tailored for both men and women. The publication combines social media, e-commerce through in-app merchandising, and trendsetting editorial.

Adobe Digital Publishing Suite features Backpacker, an engaging publication that inspires all of us to get outside. The magazine contains beautiful photography, tips on surviving in the wild, and reviews of equipment and locales.

Adobe Digital Publishing Suite features Fast Company, a well designed publication that, for its inaugural iPad issue, features the top 50 most innovative companies. Watch the video to see a few samples of interactivity, social sharing, and quizzes.

Smithsonian is the Digital Publishing Suite pick for app of the week. With beautiful photography, interactive maps, and documentary style video, the Smithsonian app is a multimedia experience.

The biggest brands are built with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. See screenshots and interactive features on some of the top magazines and publications created with Digital Publishing Suite.

MNESTRA built an iPad app called "Van Gogh's Dream" to raise funds for the Van Gogh Institute. The app was built with Digital Publishing Suite, enabling the team to create an interactive publication that includes photos, letters, and videos that tell the story of Van Gogh's life.

Independent print publication takes high art and high fashion into high tech.

Learn how tablet publications are reinventing the brand advertising paradigm by blending the design fidelity and expression of a print advertisement with interactivity that captivates readers. Brand advertisers to date have grappled with templatized, commoditized web design offering limited brand expression — but now digital publications allow an immersive experience that drives not only consumer engagement, but also business results. You'll hear from a leading brand advertiser how digital marketers and ad agencies can leverage this greater engagement with readers. Publishers and advertisers alike will be inspired about adding more avenues for readers to communicate and connect.

Learn about the next wave in digital publishing: how corporate publishers are taking advantage of highly designed, immersive reading experiences. See how corporate publishers are using digital publications on tablet devices to extend their brand and engage their audiences through real-world examples and case studies. Hear from leading companies how digital customer publications, marketing collateral, retail catalogs, event guides, annual reports, and other documents are already being used to engage users with extended information.

Hear how media publishers have embraced the new, exciting medium of tablet publishing, and discover what they’ve learned in the last year doing so. In addition to a retrospective discussion, this session will provide insight into what’s in store for tablet publishing in the future. Finally, leading media publishers will lend their perspectives on questions facing the industry now, including topics such as analytics, monetization, and workflows.

Adobe and WIRED magazine introduce a new digital magazine concept that provides an immersive, interactive content experience for readers and innovative possibilities for advertisers. Find out more at: http://tinyurl.com/y8sutod

Condé Nast Editoral Director Tom Wallace discusses how the global magazine publisher is reimagining its celebrated print magazines for the digital era.

Learn how Martha Stewart Living created its 20th anniversary "Boundless Beauty" special edition using the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. With high-impact design and stunning photography, the digital edition uses Adobe tools and viewer technology to create an immersive, cinematic experience with interactive content and advertising. Read more about the Digital Publishing Suite at http://www.adobe.com/products/digitalpublishingsuite

See why brand advertisers are excited about new advertising formats enabled by digital magazines. Learn how the digital edition of Martha Stewart Living increased brand awareness for advertisers by combining engaging interactivity, immersive editorial and actionable analytics.

Hear what the editor of India's second largest daily business newspaper thinks about the future of digital publishing, the launch of the paper's first iPad app, and the impact of tablets on India's newspaper industry.

See how Reader’s Digest, the world’s largest paid circulation magazine, is reinventing its brand for the digital era and engaging readers on a variety of devices, including iPad and BlackBerry PlayBook.

Find out how Adobe is helping Express KCS, a leading creative media back office organization, provide creative services to its clients around the world and integrate Adobe tools into its cutting-edge cloud-based production workflow system, StudioOnline.

The iGizmo team at Dennis Publishing describes how Digital Publishing Suite helped it top the iTunes charts, increase its readership and develop advertising partnerships using engaging reading experiences.

Branding agency 160over90 is using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite and Adobe InDesign CS5.5 software to bring the sights and sounds of higher education to the iPad. Check out the video to see how.

Vanity Fair uses Digital Publishing Suite to tell great stories. The same team that builds the print version assembles the digital edition, creating a seamless experience across platforms. Although the technology has changed, the process of telling stories remains the same. By publishing on the tablet, Vanity Fair reaches a broad audience, some of whom have never purchased a print version.