The guys from “Berliner Fenster”, a company responsible for the content of the television system installed inside underground vehicles (more than 3.700 displays) were so kind (thank you!) providing us with a spot for our release party this Saturday for free. So just on time with the release starting from today there are small spots viewable by an audience of about 1.5 million people per day according to their web site.
Don’t trust me? See this:
and this:
And come over on Saturday, the 26th of April to our release party. Lectures, demonstrations, freshly burned cds, a live Samba band, a button machine and Daniel Holbach as Drum’n'Bass dj and of course dozens of helpful and open source minded people are waiting for you. Entrance is free.
Fantastic job! I would love to see Ubuntu get some publicity like that here in our Train stations.
That’s totally awesome!
That’s one of the best ways of advertising Ubuntu that I’ve seen yet, nice one
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well, the same procedure as last year
be berlin,
be ubuntu
Very cool of them.
Very nice!
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nice feature! unfortunately i could not attend the party at the c-base on saturday. sorry to say, i had fun at the autobahn heading for berlin.
anyway, cool advertising spot for ubuntu. did i mention that i (as as windows user – blame me) still seed the ubuntu live cd?
best whishes,
stotti
[...] Ubuntu landed on Berlin metro system | Screenage – “The guys from “Berliner Fenster”, a company responsible for the content of the television system installed inside underground vehicles (more than 3.700 displays) were so kind (thank you!) providing us with a spot for our release party this Saturday for free. So just on time with the release starting from today there are small spots viewable by an audience of about 1.5 million people per day according to their web site.” See pictures of the ad. [...]
oh this is cool! i’ve seen a couple of adverts like this about Ubuntu too… anyway, i wonder what it says in the screen… i don’t speak german
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