We want to make some fun videos explaining Mindapples, and you can star in them! Please send us your videos (or post them on YouTube and tag them 'mindapples') of you sharing your five-a-day and/or explaining Mindapples, and we'll feature you on the blog and maybe include them in our promo videos too.
Amphibian populations worldwide are in the midst of a mass extinction crisis, yet most people are completely unaware! We need your help in getting the word out. This contest invites you to create cool videos that mention savethefrogs.com. The contest will raise awareness of the amphibian extinction problem by getting people involved and interested, and all the videos will be placed on YouTube and/or similar video-sharing sites in order to publicize our cause to a wide audience. Remember that our goal is to have the amphibian extinction crisis be common knowledge by the 2nd Annual Save The Frogs Day, April 30th, 2010! Help make it happen!
The EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Computer and Network Security Task Force, in cooperation with the Research Channel, is conducting its third annual contest in search of posters and short computer security awareness videos developed by college students, for college students.Dead line of the submission date April 30, 2009.
Since Tadcast is still relatively new they need to show the advertisers the value of the system. Thus they have challenged content creators to come up with the best product placement in their videos. The prize is a cool $5000 for first place. Second place comes out smelling like roses and gets a copy of Adobe Creative Suite 4 Production Premium (whew, that's like $300 per word with a $1,699 value), three months of free IMDBPro and other product donations that have yet to be specified exactly.
Celebrate tax day by submitting your Mary Russell video by April 15 for a chance to win an autographed hardcover of The Language of Bees. See below for contest details. The winner will be announced on Friday, April 24.