On 7/10/06, Chris Kenyon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The campaign would seek to get both home and business users interested
in Ubuntu. The message would have to work as a normal billboard and be
[snip]
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/posters
Wrote some short messages there.
Also I suggest a different
On Monday 10 July 2006 21:16, sara vasquez wrote:
> I just added the table for the schedule on the ubuntu magazine wiki, but I
> left the offer for help that you had on the marketing page intact. I hope
> that you don't mind. Also I know that you are helping out with the wiki, so
> I am wondering i
sorry about that it was not meant for the whole list
On Monday 10 July 2006 10:16 pm, sara vasquez wrote:
> I just added the table for the schedule on the ubuntu magazine wiki, but I
> left the offer for help that you had on the marketing page intact. I hope
> that you don't mind. Also I know that
I just added the table for the schedule on the ubuntu magazine wiki, but I
left the offer for help that you had on the marketing page intact. I hope
that you don't mind. Also I know that you are helping out with the wiki, so I
am wondering if you could help me reorganizing our wiki. I know what
The wiki-page is growing and there are a lot of cool slogans meanwhile.
What about making a serial of posters, published as follow ups, which
tell a story. Let the contributors add some more and we sure will find a
storyline for it .
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On Monday 10 July 2006 13:18, sara vasquez wrote:
> Hey all,
> Here are some doc that John Baer has draft for us concerning the magazine.
> Please review them and make comments or suggestions.
>
> http://www.tikal26.net/ubuntu/Charter-070861.pdf
>
> http://www.tikal26.net/ubuntu/ubuntu_magazine-0
Hey all,
Here are some doc that John Baer has draft for us concerning the magazine.
Please review them and make comments or suggestions.
http://www.tikal26.net/ubuntu/Charter-070861.pdf
http://www.tikal26.net/ubuntu/ubuntu_magazine-070861.pdf
Also, please let me know about you availability fo
I've kicked around some ideas, two of them are on the wiki,. I'm aiming to condense these phrases a bit more but what I have now is essentially""Your digital life- set free" (Or: "digital life- set free") etc. (you get the idea)
"Join the community""computing for humans" and that's about it for ri
On Mon, 10 Jul 2006, Chris Kenyon wrote:
Greetings Chris,
> The campaign would seek to get both home and business users interested
> in Ubuntu.
The ones that immediately come to mind as being close to the current style
of marketing are:
a) 'Think Different' - Apple
b) 'United colors of'
for the purposes of remembering it easily I have code named this "switch" project. Current ideas for the switch project: *Get people to switch to ubuntu and keep a blog of their opinions and such of it.
*Get (literally) A picture and a paragraph about the user (this data can be used on the blog an
Hi all,
I am Chris Kenyon and I work at Canonical in London with Jane and
Malcolm. We are bouncing around ideas for what a Ubuntu poster campaign
might look like and are looking for any ideas and messages.
The campaign would seek to get both home and business users interested
in Ubuntu. Th
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