> I doubt Adobe has a serious lobbying It depends what you call "serious" but on their government relations page https://www.adobe.com/about-adobe/government-r

> I doubt Adobe has a serious lobbying It depends what you call "serious" but on their government relations page https://www.adobe.com/about-adobe/government-relations.html https://www.adobe.com/about-adobe/government-relations.html they say "Adobe discloses information on our federal and state lobbying activities. Our most recent federal lobbying disclosures are listed on the U.S. Senate lobbying disclosure database and U.S. House lobbying disclosure database." If you look at the forms on those databases you can see that Adobe has a "Policy, Government, and Ethical Innovation team in Washington, D.C." which I guess is what they call their lobbying crew. > It's Disney you've got to watch out for Probably most lobbying efforts would be considered 'not serious' if the standard is Disney!