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Content Authenticity, Liquid Mode and Read Order

This week’s conversation is a lively one with Leonard Rosenthol, Senior Principal Scientist at Adobe. He opens the door to the world of content authenticity and tamper-evident files, then helps demystify the PDF/UA Identifier and why it always shows as unverified. Along the way, there’s a heartfelt call for NVDA and JAWS to join accessibility standards work, and Leonard shares how Liquid Mode in Adobe Acrobat Mobile has been quietly bridging gaps for screen reader users like those on Apple VoiceOver.


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A headshot of Leonard Rosenthol wearing his glasses and a patterned button down shirt.

Leonard Rosenthol is a Senior Principal Scientist at Adobe, where he serves as the company’s PDF Architect and leads the architecture for the Content Authenticity Initiative. With more than two decades of experience, he has been a key voice in shaping PDF technology and represents Adobe on international standards bodies including ISO and W3C. Leonard’s work reflects his commitment to ensuring digital content is both trustworthy and accessible worldwide.

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