Hi Graham,
Skype with a small webcam is a good solution.
Florian,
Evening calls are easier for me too. But doing them once in a while during the
day it is an option for sure (mostly if we want to engage AsiaPac)
G
On Sat 02/01/10 22:13 , Graham Lauder yori...@openoffice.org sent:
> On Sunday
On Sunday 03 January 2010 01:44:28 Florian Effenberger wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> we talked about marketing phone conferences in Orvieto and I also raised
> the issue on the lists before Christmas.
>
> There are two sorts of marketing calls I'd like to establish on a
> regular basis:
>
> (1
Italo Vignoli wrote (02-01-10 20:28)
I'm available for both. I would definitely prefer evening hours (CET),
because day time is difficult to' manage.
My availability is irregular, say difficult to plan.
But I'll try in any case to join,
Cor
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>> Your office 2010 software: the new OpenOffice
On Saturday 02 January 2010 08:37:26 John McCreesh wrote:
> Those of you with long memories may remember that Jacqueline asked me to
> become co-lead of the Marketing Project in April 2004. One of my first
> tasks was to compile a strategy for the MP, which was published at OOoCon
> 2004 as "The Op
I'm available for both. I would definitely prefer evening hours (CET),
because day time is difficult to' manage.
Italo Vignoli
mob +39 (348) 5653829
email it...@italovignoli.com
Il giorno Jan 2, 2010, alle ore 13:44, Florian Effenberger > ha scritto:
Hello everyone,
we talked about market
Florian is definitely the best choice if John wants to step aside from
his role, but we still need his enthusiasm and experience as co-lead.
The next decade is going to be key for OOo and the open source
movement at large, if we want to increase and strengthen our market
presence. We are in
Hello everyone,
thank you very much for your kind and warm words and your encouraging
support -- this is truly appreciated!
John has done a fantastic job and has always been a wonderful colleague
and friend. In my opinion, the project owes him very very much, and
following in his footsteps w
Hello everyone,
we talked about marketing phone conferences in Orvieto and I also raised
the issue on the lists before Christmas.
There are two sorts of marketing calls I'd like to establish on a
regular basis:
(1) Internal calls for MarCons and other internal parties
(2) P
Hi Hamish,
I enjoy writing and would be interested in helping to write some articles
for the marketing blog. I write for another volunteer organisation in New
Zealand and I would be keen to extend my writing to another organisation
with an entirely different purpose.
thanks for your offer! It
Hi Jens,
I will surely support this with graphics for numbers and background.
that would be fantastic! As soon as we have compiled rough ideas, I'd
love to involve the art project. IMHO, you are also subscribed to the list.
Thanks for your support!
Florian
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Hi Andy,
Sound like a good marketing plan to me. Is there any way I can help?
any help is welcome! It is just a rough idea at the moment, so we can
work on it together.
I plan on having a dedicated "10 years" site, maybe focusing on the
number 10. Like top 10 reasons, top 10 use cases etc
Hi Drew,
That we assemble a North American 2010 calendar with events of interest
to individual community members.
there's a nice calendar available at http://www.initmarketing.com/events
Disclaimer: I work on a freelancer basis for this company. Nontheless, I
recommend the calendar. ;-)
We
Hi Drew,
OK, now when I was speaking with folks, say from a Linux magazine or one
of the big money FOSS companies - they did not have this misconception,
but more often then not when I was speaking with 'just a guy (or gal)'
this was exactly what they thought.
1 OpenOffice.org = Sun Microsystem
On Fri, 2010-01-01 at 18:24 -0500, Drew Jensen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've been meaning to send this email for a couple of months now..so here
> goes.
>
> An earlier email about my trip to the Ohio LinuxFest this past September.
>
> There was something that came up a few times during my visit ther
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