Re: KDE press event idea

On Thu, Sep 16, 2010 at 7:14 AM, Alex Fiestas <[email protected]> wrote:

> Al 16/09/10 12:54, En/na Stuart Jarvis ha escrit:
> > Hey,
> >
> > I added you in cc in case you're not subscribed
> I'm here to stay :p (I'm subscribed)
>
>
Alex, I think this is a very cool idea.  I don't really have much time to
help out with making the videos, etc but I do have access to the KDE-Promo
YouTube video so when those are done let me know and I can get them posted
there for you.

-Justin


> >> 1-A "professional like" video, introducing new features and that kind of
> >> things, is quite important have a "background voice" explaining the
> >> goodness of our software, and why not of our community.
> >
> > This occurred to me too actually. A video walkthrough of the software
> would be
> > great. However, I don't have the skills to do this. It also needs to be
> kept
> > updated.
> Well, we need two videos, one for general KDE SC, and another one only
> for the release,
> for example a video showing the new features of 4.6
>
> >> 2-A global/unified presentation, which should explain almost the same
> >> things as the video.
> >
> > Yes. We have some kicking around but not a universal one. Though I
> suppose
> > they always need a bit of adjustment for different audiences
> Same as the video, we need 2 presentation, one for general usage, and
> another one for each
> release
>
> >> 3-Some flyers and documents "ready to be used" by those magazines to
> >> write they articles. If I have learned something from my experience in
> >> press releases, is that journalist are humans, humans are lazy, so lets
> >> do they work easier.
> >
> > We do have some of these (some great little fliers that introduce KDE
> software
> > and the community quickly). There is also work in progress on a booklet
> that
> > can act as an introduction to KDE.
> >
> > These should all live in http://community.kde.org/Promo/Material Anyone
> have
> > idea where Eugene's cool KDE leaflets ended up?
> Nice
> >> 4-Organized local groups willing to do that.
> >>      -At least, I know of KDE-España, KDE-Brasil, KDE-Netherlands,
> >> KDE-Germany (e.V itself?).
> >>
> > Pradeepto and the KDE India guys too. You also have North America and UK
> that
> > can share stuff (and it's easy for us as a lot of stuff gets developed
> first in
> > English anyway)
> >
> >> Well, what do you think? do we have the man power to do the previous
> >> points? I'm missing something? etc etc etc?
> >
> > 3. is happening (in English). It should be made easy for local teams to
> adapt
> > (and vice versa - the KDE booklet we're working on actually developed
> from
> > something the KDE India guys put together)
> >
> > 2. it would be nice to have a generic presentation that people can use as
> a
> > base. The difficulty is always not doing it once but keeping it updated
> >
> > 1. We need someone dedicated who can take this on.
>
> I'm sure that we can find people for all these tasks, I'm horrible doing
> presentations or videos :( I can help with the text (well, my English is
> not perfect, but I can help at least), and maybe with the organitation
> (keep an agenda of When and where KDE 4.6 press releases will happen etc.
>
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