Hi all,
I'm afraid that I won't have any time to do this.
Is there anyone who can ensure that this announcement gets published on
gnome.org/news, please?
I'm not convinced it's newsworthy enough, but we should be giving
exposure to our sponsors somehow - any other ideas for publication are
welcome.
Cheers,
Dave.
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Gents,
Can you please ensure something goes out on the GNOME News site tomorrow from
the attached announcements? I won't be able to do anything as I'll be on my
way to Paris :D
Cheers,
Jos
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Subject: Tuesday announcement of Desktop Summit sponsors
Date: Friday 15 July 2011, 16:27:16
From: Jos Poortvliet <[email protected]>
To: Capdevielle@jospoortvliet, "JocelynX\" <[email protected]>,
Christian Fredrik Kalager Schaller\"" <[email protected]>,
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected], ds-
[email protected], Allan Day <[email protected]>, "marketing-list"
<[email protected]>, "Amie Johnson" <[email protected]>, Dave Neary
<[email protected]>
Hi all,
Attached the announcements for the Desktop Summit Sponsorship. As you know,
Intel, Collabora and SUSE will be the main (Platinum and Gold) sponsors, hence
we'd like to let you know that these announcements will go out on the Desktop
Summit press channels on Tuesday, 15:00 UTC.
We'd appreciate it if you would either issue your own or echo these
announcements.
Any input or suggestions are of course welcome.
Greetings,
Jos Poortvliet
& The Desktop Summit Team
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<p>We are pleased to announce that the Desktop Summit 2011 in Berlin will be
supported by Intel as Platinum sponsor. The event also welcomes Collabora and
SUSE as Gold partners. The organization is delighted with the community spirit
of these generous corporate partners. Mirko Boehm, Lead organizer of the
Desktop Summit, said: <em>"Their support is essential for the Desktop Summit's
efforts to bring together Free Software developers from all around the world to
work in a collaborative spirit on the next generation desktop
technology."</em></p>
<p>Dawn Foster, MeeGo Community Manager stated: <em>"Intel is happy to sponsor
the Desktop Summit as a way to support the many projects that we use and
contribute to on a regular basis. It's important to us to work closely with
open source projects - and this is one way to do that."</em></p>
<p>Christian Schaller, Marketing Manager at Collabora told us: <em>"At
Collabora we are excited to support the Desktop Summit as we feel it is one of
the core events in terms of moving the open source ecosystem forward. A lot of
open source innovation happens on the desktop first before being widely
deployed on all kinds of systems and devices. As the leader in the fields of
multimedia and real time communications Collabora are very much a part of that
effort. We look forward to meeting up with and engaging with the everyone at
the Desktop Summit."</em></p>
<p><em>"SUSE is proud to be a Gold Sponsor of the Desktop Summit 2011,"</em>
said Michael Miller, vice president of Global Alliances and Marketing at
SUSE.<em> ?Cross
project collaboration is a core value at SUSE and we are committed to wide
interoperability and open communication. Our support of openSUSE at the Desktop
Summit demonstrates our continued commitment to a strong Free and Open Source
ecosystem."</em></p>
<p>Aside from the Platinum and Gold sponsors, we are happy to welcome the
following Silver sponsors for this event:
<ul>
<li>Canonical</li>
<li>Google</li>
<li>Igalia</li>
<li>The Linux Foundation</li>
<li>Qt</li>
<li>Red Hat</li>
</ul>
</p>
<p>The following are our Bronze level sponsors:
<ul>
<li>Lanedo</li>
<li>Mozilla</li>
<li>openshine</li>
</ul>
</p>
<p>Their support is greatly appreciated</p>
<p>Our media partners for the Desktop Summit will be golem.de and Linux
Magazine</p>
<p>The organizing team would like to thank our sponsors on behalf of the GNOME
and KDE communities! We are still looking for more sponsors, please contact us
if you are interested (details below).</p>
<h2>About the Desktop Summit</h2>
<p>GUADEC (GNOME Users And Developers European Conference) and Akademy (KDE
annual world summit) are the world's largest gatherings of people involved in
Free Desktop and mobile user interfaces. Over a thousand participants are
expected at the Desktop Summit this year, covering both the GNOME and KDE
projects as well as related technologies. Organizers welcome developers,
artists, translators, community organizers, users and representatives from
government, education, businesses. Anyone who shares an interest in a Free
Desktop is encouraged to participate.</p>
<p>GNOME and KDE are Free Software communities that drive the user interfaces
of many Linux-powered devices--smartphones, laptops, desktops, personal media
centers. 2011 is the second summit organized collaboratively by the two
communities.</p>
<h2>Contact</h2>
<p>Contact information of the Desktop Summit team can be found on <a
href="https://www.desktopsummit.org/contact";>www.desktopsummit.org/contact</a>.
For press inquiries please contact Jos Poortvliet, <a
href="[email protected]">[email protected]</a>, phone +31622377545.
<p>If you would like to discuss sponsorship, please contact us: <a
href="mailto:[email protected]";>[email protected]</a></p>
Intel, Collabora and SUSE to be main sponsors of the Desktop Summit
We are pleased to announce that the Desktop Summit 2011 in Berlin will be
supported by Intel as Platinum sponsor. The event also welcomes Collabora and
SUSE as Gold partners. The organization is delighted with the community spirit
of these generous corporate partners. Mirko Boehm, Lead organizer of the
Desktop Summit, said: "Their support is essential for the Desktop Summit's
efforts to bring together Free Software developers from all around the world to
work in a collaborative spirit on the next generation desktop technology."
Dawn Foster, MeeGo Community Manager stated: "Intel is happy to sponsor the
Desktop Summit as a way to support the many projects that we use and contribute
to on a regular basis. It's important to us to work closely with open source
projects - and this is one way to do that."
Christian Schaller, Marketing Manager at Collabora told us: "At Collabora we
are excited to support the Desktop Summit as we feel it is one of the core
events in terms of moving the open source ecosystem forward. A lot of open
source innovation happens on the desktop first before being widely deployed on
all kinds of systems and devices. As the leader in the fields of multimedia and
real time communications Collabora are very much a part of that effort. We look
forward to meeting up with and engaging with the everyone at the Desktop
Summit."
"SUSE is proud to be a Gold Sponsor of the Desktop Summit 2011," said Michael
Miller, vice president of Global Alliances and Marketing at SUSE. ?Cross
project collaboration is a core value at SUSE and we are committed to wide
interoperability and open communication. Our support of openSUSE at the Desktop
Summit demonstrates our continued commitment to a strong Free and Open Source
ecosystem."
Aside from the Platinum and Gold sponsors, we are happy to welcome the
following Silver sponsors for this event:
Canonical
Google
Igalia
The Linux Foundation
Qt
Red Hat
The following are our Bronze level sponsors:
Lanedo
Mozilla
openshine
Their support is greatly appreciated!
Our media partners for the Desktop Summit will be golem.de and Linux Magazin.
The organizing team would like to thank our sponsors on behalf of the GNOME and
KDE communities! We are still looking for more sponsors, please contact us if
you are interested (details below).
About the Desktop Summit
GUADEC (GNOME Users And Developers European Conference) and Akademy (KDE annual
world summit) are the world's largest gatherings of people involved in Free
Desktop and mobile user interfaces. Over a thousand participants are expected
at the Desktop Summit this year, covering both the GNOME and KDE projects as
well as related technologies. Organizers welcome developers, artists,
translators, community organizers, users and representatives from government,
education, businesses. Anyone who shares an interest in a Free Desktop is
encouraged to participate.
GNOME and KDE are Free Software communities that drive the user interfaces of
many Linux-powered devices--smartphones, laptops, desktops, personal media
centers. 2011 is the second summit organized collaboratively by the two
communities.
Contact
Contact information of the Desktop Summit team can be found on
www.desktopsummit.org/contact. For press inquiries please contact Jos
Poortvliet, [email protected], phone +31622377545.
If you would like to discuss sponsorship, please contact us:
[email protected]
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