Yes, it's true that we need to branch out to mainstream media. Or at
least to other niches besides tech.
The first logical targets are places where there is some overlap
already, such as scientists, students, and non-profits. I know there
are efforts in all kinds of different areas, but I don't know the
current status of most of them.
Italo Vignoli has successfully developed a lot of press coverage from
his efforts in Italy. I suggest getting in touch with him to discuss
his methods (he's a professional in the public relations field and has
lots of experience).
-Ben
On Mar 28, 2008, at 11:18 AM, Andrew Ziem wrote:
Benjamin Horst wrote:
It's a great article, Andrew, and looks like you put a lot of time
into it. Plus, you got linked from Slashdot, so congrats on that,
and thanks for bringing extra traffic and attention to the 2.4
release through your efforts!
You're welcome. I tried! By the way, the article was also on the
Digg home page for a little while yesterday, so I hope I am keeping
the download mirrors busy.
Along these lines, one thing I wonder is whether the places I get
publicity (Digg, Slashdot, etc.) reach new audiences and whether I/
we can tap into any new markets, so we're not "preaching to the
choir."
Andrew
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