Opera stickers, a Pubcon report, and Jon S. von Tetzchner revealed!
Tuesday, 5. December 2006, 23:16:32
Some random news:
If you want some free Opera stickers, head over to Opera Watch and send an email to Daniel Goldman: http://operawatch.com/news/2006/12/i-have-free-opera-stickers-to-give-away-help-promote-opera.html
The latest issue of Opera Bits just came out. In it, David Storey (Opera's Chief Web Opener) shares his thoughts on WebmasterWorld's Pubcon event which several of us attended a few weeks ago.
Finally, Jon S. von Tetzchner (Opera's CEO) recently wrote a post on the success of Opera Mini 3.0. This is also interesting because his identity on the MyOpera community is now fully revealed for anyone to see. For years, his public profile was pretty anonymous, with no picture and very little info. Some veteran forum members knew who he was, but I'm not sure if it was ever widespread knowledge. It's funny to look at some of those old threads that he posted on; a lot of people didn't realize (at first, or ever) that they were talking with the CEO of Opera.
Anyhow, with the recent update of his profile, I predict that Jon will be added as a friend by a lot of people on the community.
If you want some free Opera stickers, head over to Opera Watch and send an email to Daniel Goldman: http://operawatch.com/news/2006/12/i-have-free-opera-stickers-to-give-away-help-promote-opera.html
The latest issue of Opera Bits just came out. In it, David Storey (Opera's Chief Web Opener) shares his thoughts on WebmasterWorld's Pubcon event which several of us attended a few weeks ago.
Finally, Jon S. von Tetzchner (Opera's CEO) recently wrote a post on the success of Opera Mini 3.0. This is also interesting because his identity on the MyOpera community is now fully revealed for anyone to see. For years, his public profile was pretty anonymous, with no picture and very little info. Some veteran forum members knew who he was, but I'm not sure if it was ever widespread knowledge. It's funny to look at some of those old threads that he posted on; a lot of people didn't realize (at first, or ever) that they were talking with the CEO of Opera.
Anyhow, with the recent update of his profile, I predict that Jon will be added as a friend by a lot of people on the community.
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dantesoft # 6. December 2006, 07:36
To find out what S stands for, one still has to read a lot of interviews.
PaiTrakt # 6. December 2006, 08:15
Or just take a quick look at Wikipedia
babox # 6. December 2006, 12:56
minisu # 6. December 2006, 21:10
...I knew I've seen that guy before