Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen refuses to answer a question about why his company is price gouging Australian customers.
In a press conference in Sydney today, Adobe chief executive Shantanu Narayen refused to answer questions about how the company can justify charging Australians up to $1,400 more for its traditional software than US residents, instead pushing his view that Adobe's Creative Cloud software, which is broadly harmonised with US pricing, is the future for customers.
Recently, Adobe, Microsoft, and Apple were summoned to appear before a hearing to justify their charging higher prices to Australian consumers.
Take a look at the video below by delimiterau.
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In a press conference in Sydney today, Adobe chief executive Shantanu Narayen refused to answer questions about how the company can justify charging Australians up to $1,400 more for its traditional software than US residents, instead pushing his view that Adobe's Creative Cloud software, which is broadly harmonised with US pricing, is the future for customers.
Recently, Adobe, Microsoft, and Apple were summoned to appear before a hearing to justify their charging higher prices to Australian consumers.
Take a look at the video below by delimiterau.
Read More