aKademy 2007 Press Brochure Released

    By: Vlad Blanton
    2007
    30
    Jun
    KDE Public Relations and Marketing

    With aKademy 2007 now here, we'd like to announce the immediate availability of the 2007 aKademy KDE Conference Press Brochure available at http://akademy2007.kde.org/press/ (direct link). The Press Brochure is available for any news organizations covering our annual contributors conference. Read on for more details.

    Inside the brochure is information detailing:

    • KDE History
    • KDE 4
    • KDE e.V.
    • aKademy schedule
    • aKademy sponsors
    • aKademy support/contact
    • Recent aKademy/KDE press coverage

    Additional coverage from the conference will appear on KDE Dot News at regular intervals throughout the week.

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    Comments

    Sun, 2007/07/01 - 7:00am — Gerry (not verified)
    Score: 0

    press link wrong?

    Over here on kde 3.5.7 I have to delete "www"

    Sun, 2007/07/01 - 7:00am — me (not verified)
    Score: 0

    Typo on page 12

    There is an unprofessional typo on page 12. Under "Recent KDE Press Coverage" the first entry lies in the future. It should be "11th June 2007 - HIG Hunting Season: Icons" (instead of 11th July 2007 - HIG Hunting Season: Icons).

    Apart from that: good work so far :)

    Sun, 2007/07/01 - 7:00am — Patcito (not verified)
    Score: 0

    weirdness on page 9?

    Konqueror: Advanced web browsing suite. This where Apple got the
    engine for Safari and Adobe the HTML engine for Apollo.

    Sun, 2007/07/01 - 7:00am — outolumo (not verified)
    Score: 0

    Typo

    Page 2:

    "Suppport Page 4"

    The spell checker does not help with style, but it has its own advantages :-)

    Mon, 2007/07/02 - 7:00am — Diederik van der Boor (not verified)
    Score: 0

    About free

    This is a really cool thing to see, and very professional!! :-D

    One thing occurred to me: one question the press document raises is "why are you doing this for free?". Perhaps some background about FLOSS and community motivations would be nice to include. :-)