E Online “Winners” of $25K contest?

Wow. Here are the winners of an Eonline "CyberSmack" contest. Not that my stuff is great, but I regret not entering. Some of these winners are really bad!

Wow. Here are the winners of an Eonline "CyberSmack" contest. Not that my stuff is great, but I regret not entering. Some of these winners are really bad!
Panasonic is running a contest via YouTube for videos under 5 minutes. Panasonic is the first non-entertainment company to run a promotion with YouTube. Panasonic will award prizes to makers of the four weekly finalist videos, including a first prize of a plasma high-definition TV and digital camera, worth about $5,000. The electronics company is…
Okay, the competition for the Kiss Kiss Bang Bang contest is better than I expected. Which means I need to blog a desperate plea for votes. If you have a second, please give the following three short videos "5 stars." You don't even have to suffer through them or click the ads. And if I…
A lot of interactive agencies are now pitching clients on the value of online video to promote products and services. But how many of them are brave enough to throw themself in the mix? At a recent “lunch and learn” for Atlanta-based “Spunlogic,” I spoke about online-video marketing to some major media and marketing companies….
The video contests are getting better. Here are some things Butterfinger Contest is doing that shows they’re learning from previous contests: Prizes are perfect for the target audience. What better of a way to inspire a videographer than to give him/her video toys? YouTube uses groups to manage entries, and that removes the necessity of having…
Avid announced the grand prize winner and five runners-up from its video contest that challenged entrants to capture their passions and tell a story, via video, within 60 seconds. More than 200 people entered. Taking viewers on a cross-country road trip, Brian Sharpe, a 27 year-old independent filmmaker from Chicago, IL, won the grand prize…
BrandWeek reports on a new campaign by State Farm that includes a viral video contest: State Farm asks, then answers, the question, “Now what?” in a campaign that shows people having to deal with common, but difficult, situations. The campaign, via DDB, Chicago, targets young drivers and is anchored by three TV spots, in which…
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You’re right. Nothing special. Check out what the guys at Hombre Films are doing. http://www.hombrefilms.com – better than this stuff. Much better (and, No, I have no connection with them. Followed a link from Adland) Way cool.
Wow- that’s a great site. Thanks, Malcolm.
http://www.hombrefilms.com/
You should have entered, dude. “Normal Town” would have liked to see some competition.