Paul Brown
Special guest
Paul Brown has been writing about technology professionally since 1996, when he got his first break writing a monthly column for the Spanish tech underground and countercultural magazine ARROBA.
Since then, he has written extensively about Internet fads, creative programming, and fancy gadgets, as well as free software and free hardware. He has edited Ubuntu User magazine both in Spanish and English, Raspberry Pi Geek (in English), as well as the Spanish edition of Linux Magazine.
He currently writes for the International edition of Linux Magazine (Linux Pro Magazine in the US) and acts as a Communications Officer for Free Software organisations and communities such as KDE e.V. on a regular basis and sometimes for Free Software Foundation Europe.
Paul Brown has been a guest on 1 episode.
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Episode 31: Marketing Metrics for OSS Foundations and Projects with Aniqa, Caroline, Kristi, and Paul from GNOME and KDE
26 March 2021 | 37 mins 15 secs
Hello and welcome to this episode of CHAOSScast. On today’s episode we are taking the conversation from our app ecosystem working group and sharing it with you. We invited some expert guests in because we have a topic that we decided we wanted some outside input. The app ecosystem working group was started last year with the goal of developing metrics for app ecosystems, like KDE and GNOME, and providing for several different personas in these large community’s metrics. We have two panelists joining us from the working group, Neo Kolokotronis, a KDE contributor, and Sri Ramkrishna, a member of the GNOME Project. Also, we have our four guests, Aniqa Khokhar, Caroline Henriksen, Kristi Progri, and Paul Brown, who are here today to talk about marketing and communication, what that means in these projects, and how we can support the people in these communities doing marketing and communications with metrics. And you don’t want to miss hearing about the Community Engagement Challenge that’s happening right now! Download this episode to find out much more! Don’t forget to subscribe for free to this podcast and share this podcast with your friends and colleagues.