[ Thanks to Robert
for this link. ]
Robert Krátký: What sort of responses do
you get about the ‘Truth Happens’ campaign? Considering it’s not
really a regular ad campaign, what kind of a feedback did you
expect and what do you really get?“Matthew Szulik: Yeah, it was never never
anticipated to be an advertisement. It was intended to really speak
about the values and the cultures, and the raison d’être of
Red Hat. And when we used that, you could see that there was no
promotional bend to it. It’s simply and hopefully a dialog that we
create with the viewer of the material that expresses the
importance of both intellectual freedom, and the importance of the
freedom and democratization of content…”
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