Pascal Shevrel, Mozilla’s co-founder, gave a talk at our project meeting in Madrid

TITLE OF THE TALK: “The Mozilla project and its communities: how communities are key to the project”.

ABSTRACT:
With more than 300 million users gained in less 5 years, the Mozilla project is today one of the most improtant open source project in the world. Based on a worldwide community of developers, translators, promoters, beta testers and enthusiasts, Mozilla has one of the most efficient and passionate community backing the creation of its software products and promoting innovation and the open web. This talk will explain how the various mozilla communities are organized into a global project and what is motivating a large variety of people in the world to collaborate in an open source project like Mozilla.

SPEAKER’S SHORT BIO:
Mozilla Europe co-founder and board member, Pascal Chevrel manages Web localization (worldwide) for the Mozilla project and community growth in Europe.
Mozilla press spokesperson for the Spanish market, Pascal is also a contributor in the French and Spanish communities as member of the Mozilla Hispano and MozFR projects.

Tags: community, Mozilla, open source project

Author: Olga Morozova, STI Innsbruck
Posted on Tuesday, November 17th, 2009 at 12:37 pm,
Categories: Uncategorized.
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