Ian Pascoe wrote:
>
> PS Is everyone on holiday this week as the list seems awful quiet?
>
Only all of Europe, or so it seems. Not only are the mailing lists I
subscribe to quite, there is not much news either or so it seems to me.
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Hi Alan
Yep, see what you mean about the human factor.
But, how did you know that the promo videos on stands as you were walking
around were aimed at other people? Is this your past experience and you
deliberately ignore 'em, or do you watch a couple of moments just to make
sure that you're not
On 22/08/07, Ian Pascoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Following on from recent posts about Viral videos and screencasts, is there
> such a thing as a promo video / DVD, that could be left runing on something
> as part of a stand?
>
> Just thought that something like that is a trap for people to watc
Ian Pascoe wrote:
> Following on from recent posts about Viral videos and screencasts, is there
> such a thing as a promo video / DVD, that could be left runing on something
> as part of a stand?
>
> Just thought that something like that is a trap for people to watch without
> necessarily actually
Following on from recent posts about Viral videos and screencasts, is there
such a thing as a promo video / DVD, that could be left runing on something
as part of a stand?
Just thought that something like that is a trap for people to watch without
necessarily actually having to speak with someone.
Hi folks,
I've been bashing this idea around on the mailing list for a bit, but
thought I'd come and shout about it here to in case I'd missed anyone
;-)
The idea is to raise the brand awareness of Ubuntu by using the power
of viral marketing. We'd like to create something like the
www.firefoxfli
