sees this and goes, Hmmm maybe we should look at this Linux thing. Let
give those guys at Canonical a call and see what we can do. :)
http://www.economist.com/science/displaystory.cfm?story_id=10410912
Happy holidays everyone!!
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Best regards,
-Richard Houston
The question here is really if the community can do that. Or do you
need someone like Canonical or Red Hat to take charge and come up with a
vision to drive that kind of marketing?
nick
Unfortunately I think the community is great at talking, talking and
erm talking!
Most ideas get
Advertising 'just works'
:-)
It got noticed in the foss community because it was original.
However, the readers of the New York Times just saw an advert - a bit
unusual, but then most adverts are trying to be unusual in some way. A
page full of names will be unusual anyway.
The one
I saw the video comments. And he complains about some things that we
already know (mp3 codecs, dvd player, etc), and he says that those are
the common things that an average user needs. So in the final he advise
that Linux Ubuntu is not for mainstream or nontechnical users.
I wonder if it
The beta announcement is available on the wiki at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FeistyBetaAnnouncement. Please feel free to
start contacting journalists talking about the release, and these key
messages.
Looks like great so far.
I think it could be of value to add a part about the LTSP 5
splash. Additionally, the project is being audited by members of the
GNU/Linux media.
Full post at: http://lxer.com/module/newswire/view/85530/index.html
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-Richard Houston
-R.L.H. Consulting
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. If I could point them
at some success stories I am sure that would help them see the benefit's
others have see and help ease there minds.
Thanks all.
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Best regards,
-Richard Houston
-R.L.H. Consulting
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As you all know; Dell launched dellideastorm.com to get community
feedback and suggestions. I think this move was brilliant on Dell's
part, allowing them to get invaluable feedback that otherwise would have
been too vast, overwhelming and complex to deal with. This Web2.0
approach
On 3/1/07, Jono Bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I was involved in some discussions yesterday about coming up with some
ideas of how to mark the Feisty release in a unique and interesting
way. The idea is that the community could do something interesting,
attention grabbing and