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Penguin Day Seattle
25 March, 2006
Seattle, Washington
Penguin Day Seattle took place on March 25th in downtown Seattle. Almost 90 participants joined in the festivities, which included a rich agenda. News Forge provided some excellent coverage and Deborah Elizabeth Finn offered a wonderful blog entry as well. Penguin Day Seattle pictures are posted on Flickr.
Africa Source II
4 February, 2006
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Newsforge interviewed Allen Gunn for a news piece about Africa Source II.
Rod Amis writes: "The Africa Source II (AS II) conference, an eight-day hands-on workshop aimed at building the technical skills of those working with and within non-governmental organizations (NGO) on the continent, was held in Kalangala, Uganda, last month."
Aspiration and Penguin Days in LXer Linux News
17 November, 2005
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Don Parris, the ‘evangelist’ of Open Source in the faith community and an editor/writer for LXer, has written a brief compendium of organizations advocating for, promoting, and supporting Open Source Software in the nonprofit sector. Aspiration and Penguin Days are featured. Read more here.
Open Translation Tools Coverage on Australian Radio
26 December, 2009
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Aspiration’s Open Translation Tools program got some excellent mention on the Australian radio show FutureTense in a piece named One beast, many tongues.
Projects at Work on Aspiration's Managing Nonprofit Technology Projects event in DC
1 August, 2009
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While in Washington, DC for Managing Nonprofit Technology Projects - DC, Aspiration Executive Director Allen Gunn spoke to Kathleen Ryan O’Connor from Projects at Work for her article The Status of Nonprofit Projects.
Dell Backs Open Source Operating System
16 May, 2007
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Allen Gunn is quoted in this article about the Linux Operating System—Ubuntu.
Daniel Zarchy writes, "The phrase “humanity toward others” does not usually inspire images of computer code.However, Ubuntu, the most popular version of the Linux operating system, may provide just that: humanity toward others, without the hefty price tag."
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