RE: [marketing] A different Market focus

Linda, you do realize that you not only spammed the mailbox of the newsgroup, but every one who subscribes to it. There are now two dozen copies of your request in my mail folders. I am just another subscriber to this group and I am almost ready to unsubscribe myself just to keep your e-mails from

RE: [marketing] Computerworld article on OOo

I thought someone in the Marketing Group would be interested in this article by Eric Lai in which he Michael Croan, Senior Marketing Manager of Microsoft, provided the reasons why Microsoft Office has greater market share than OpenOffic.org. I thought it was completely off the mark and posted a lon

FW: [marketing] Computerworld article on OOo

http://www.theforcefield.net -Original Message- From: Savoia Computer Support [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2008 10:41 AM To: dev@marketing.openoffice.org Subject: RE: [marketing] Computerworld article on OOo I thought someone in the Marketing Group would be interested in this article by

RE: [marketing] Three million

Congratulations! I wrote an article on my site about it this morning and plan to include it in the next episode of my podcast. Rick Savoia Savoia Computer The Force Field podcast for IT service providers http://www.theforcefield.net -Original Message- From: Benjamin Horst [mailto:[EMAI

RE: FW: [marketing] Site is down?

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RE: [marketing] Torrents for OOo 3.0

Lars, If you have a couple of links to mirror sites that are working and can post them,, I will put them in the article on my site. At the moment I cannot access the mirrors page either. Rick Rick Savoia Savoia Computer The Force Field podcast and portal for IT service providers http://www.thef

FW: [marketing] Site is down?

-Original Message- From: Savoia Computer Support [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 13, 2008 10:26 AM To: dev@marketing.openoffice.org Subject: RE: [marketing] Site is down? I just tried to access the Ooo 3.0 download page so I could add a link to it for an article for

RE: [marketing] Site is down?

I just tried to access the Ooo 3.0 download page so I could add a link to it for an article for theforcefield.net about the launch and I am receiving a 404 error. I attempted to access the main OOo site and it is giving me a forbidden error as well. Is the site down? Rick Savoia Savoia Computer Th

[Marketing] OOo Promo for my podcast

Hi, About a year ago I produced a promo spot for OpenOffice.org for my podcast, The Force Field. At the time something happened in the Marketing group that sort of soured me to the idea of promoting it on my own so I pulled it before it was finished. I did, however, keep the OOo banner link on my w

RE: [Marketing] OOo Promo for my podcast

So, I guess I'm confused. What is the final copy? I don't have a problem reading the earlier one written in the first person because I actually do use OpenOffice.org in lieu of MS Office but I do agree that it sounds better if it is compared to other office suites in general instead of a specific

RE: [Marketing] OOo Promo for my podcast

Project Lead OpenOffice.org On Thu, 2007-11-15 at 10:22 -0500, Savoia Computer Support wrote: > Hi, About a year ago I produced a promo spot for OpenOffice.org for my > podcast, The Force Field. At the time something happened in the Marketing > group that sort of soured me to the idea of

RE: [Marketing] HiPath OpenOffice

You do not have to file the trademark in the US. You can even use the ™ symbol with out paying to file. Of course, you receive more protection by filing but as long as you claim the trademark first you own it. Rick Savoia Savoia Computer -Original Message- From: Sean W. O'Quin [mailto:[E