press release

Techwhack press release: "Datalight announced today that it has released Reliance Nitro 2.0, the first full-featured file system for embedded Linux."

The Ada Initiative press release: The Ada Initiative, a non-profit promoting women in open technology and culture, announced the members of its advisory board today.

Linux Journal: "Mandriva S.A. issued a press release to announce the restructuring of its core business organization.

While specifics were still not given, the main message did come through: Mandriva will survive, in some fashion, for a while anyway."

Mandriva S.A.

ERACC: "This press release is to announce that for the month of July 2010 ERA Computers & Consulting (ERACC) is following the idiomatic phrase, “Put your money where your mouth is!” when it comes to our Linux PC sales.

What do we mean? Read on."

Adam Sherk: "Unique, one-of-a-kind, best-of-breed…blah, blah, blah. We see this type of marketing speak over and over in press releases and promotional materials.

And let's be honest, we've all used it at one time or another — shame on us. But which buzzwords are the most overused?"

Symantec press release: "In the current spam climate, this index shows that relative to its market share, any given Linux machine is five times more likely to be sending spam than any given Windows machine."

Linux Foundation press release: For every new individual member who joins the Linux Foundation this month, a student will receive a one-year free membership.

Dissociated Press: "Release early, release often. That mantra has served open source really well because it provides an opportunity for developers to get in and provide feedback (and patches) through the lifecycle of a project, and not when something is completely finished and would require huge amounts of efforts to fix problems that could be caught early."

Symbian press release: "The Symbian Foundation today announced a significant milestone in its plan to move the entire Symbian platform into open source: the release of the platform microkernel (EKA2) and supporting development kit under the Eclipse Public License (EPL)."