Announcing the 2004 Mac OS X Innovators Contest

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MacDevCenter: Announcing the Mac OS X
Innovators Contest

MacDevCenter: Announcing the Mac OS X
Innovators Contest 03/13/2003 10:22 AM
"Have you created a Mac OS X application, plug-in, or some other type of innovative software that you believe is top in its class? Then enter it today in the Mac OS X Innovators contest." Entry deadline is March 28, 2003 and awards, including ADC Premier membership, total nearly $5,000 for the first place winner.

New Mac OS X Innovators Contest

New Mac OS X Innovators Contest 07/07/2004 05:42 PM

O’Reilly has announced a new Mac OS X Innovators Contest, with the award to be presented at this year’s OS X conference in October.

If you’re an OS X developer, no matter how small, I encourage you to enter the contest. It was a great thing for us (NetNewsWire won last year in the first contest)—and it would have been a good learning experience even had we not won, since in entering we had to write about our application succinctly and describe why anyone would be interested in it. (Which is a valuable thing to be able to do.)

I’ll be attending the conference, and I look forward to congratulating the winners—which could be you!

Mac OS X Innovators Contest Ready for
Primetime

Mac OS X Innovators Contest Ready for
Primetime 03/13/2003 10:21 AM
Derrick Story: "In general terms, this contest is open to just about anyone who has created downloadable software for Mac OS X. If you have a great idea that runs on Mac OS X, you can probably enter it."

O'Reilly announces OS X Innovators
Contest winners

O'Reilly announces OS X Innovators
Contest winners 10/30/2003 09:21 PM
O'Reilly announced the winners of the third and final round of its Mac OS X Innovators Contest at the O'Reilly Mac OS X Conference today...

OS X Conference: Innovators Contest
winners announced

OS X Conference: Innovators Contest
winners announced 10/31/2003 09:31 AM
Winners of the third and final round of the Mac OS X Innovator's Contest have been announced at O'Reilly's Mac OS X Conference in Santa Clara, Calif. Sponsored by Apple Developer Connection (ADC), the contest "rewards innovative Mac OS X applications, plug-ins, user interface widgets, or other creative original software."

Announcing the Pocket PC Content Contest

Announcing the Pocket PC Content Contest 04/04/2005 06:43 PM
Show off your Flash developer skills for a chance to win a plasma TV.

"The Everyman Photo Contest - 2004
Amatuer Contest Rules"

"The Everyman Photo Contest - 2004
Amatuer Contest Rules" 08/02/2004 03:12 PM

The Everyman Photo Contest - 2004
Amatuer Contest Rules

The Everyman Photo Contest - 2004
Amatuer Contest Rules 08/01/2004 03:33 AM
The Everyman Photo Contest - 2004 Amatuer Contest Rules

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Announcing VisualBlogger 2004 Beta 1

Announcing VisualBlogger 2004 Beta 1 04/24/2004 10:42 PM
VisualBlogger 2004 is a blog editing tool for Windows. It doesn't need Visual Studio .NET, only the .NET Framework 1.1 and a .Text blog engine to post to. Sorry guys, you won't be able to post to LiveJournal, Blogger.com, etc until Beta 2. Here are all the features that are working/need to be tested:

• Full WYSIWYG Editing
• Raw HTML Editing
• Blogging ScratchPad
• Post To Mutliple Weblogs
• Post To Multiple Weblogs with Categories
• Blog Credential Hashing in Local Store
• Save Posts
• Load Posts
• Clipboard Access
• Code Formatting
• Provider Model-Based
• 2 BlogProviders
  • .Text Simple (SimpleBlogService.asmx)
  • .Text 0.95 (AspNetWeblog.asmx and BlogContent.asmx)
• Abstracted object model mapped to provider-specific objects
• Central Bug Reporting / Feedback System

First PHP Contest of 2004!!

First PHP Contest of 2004!! 01/28/2004 02:21 AM
Interested in winning Zend Studio? or perhaps PHP Ed? or what about a full years subscription to PHP Architect? well you can win all these prizes plus more. All you need to do is design and build a small application for PHP Editors. Winners will have full credit to all works!! http://www.php-editors.com/contests.php

2004 Loebner Prize Contest

2004 Loebner Prize Contest 09/23/2004 03:06 PM
This year's Loebner Prize contest ended without a winner again. The Gold and Silver medals in this real-world Turing Test have so far gone unclaimed. The Gold medal and a $100,000 prize go to the first program that is indistinguisable from a human during a conversation with a panel of judges communicating over a terminal. The Silver medal goes to the first program to convince half the judges that it's human. Each year a bronze medal is also awarded to the judges pick of the most human-like program. This year, as in 2000 and 2001, the bronze medal went to Richard Wallace for Alicebot.

The 2004 Lyttle Lytton Contest

The 2004 Lyttle Lytton Contest 04/20/2004 11:13 AM
"Tasty waffle?" Jim suggested alluringly, prodding me with the afore-mentioned breakfast food .. The 2004 Lyttle Lytton winners were announced .. the winners have been posted

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iDevGames announces uDevGames 2004
contest

iDevGames announces uDevGames 2004
contest 08/11/2004 10:27 AM
iDevGames has kicked off its fourth annual uDevGames contest -- an effort created to help spur the independent creation of Mac games through the use of open source code. The contest gives entrants three months to design, develop and finish a game, complete with coding, graphics and sound. Judges determine the winners based on categories including Gameplay, Graphics, Audio, Originality, Story and Polish, and prizes are distributed to developers or teams whose creations are judged to be the top three entries in each category. Special categories including Best Overall Game, Best Newcomer and an Editor's Choice Prize are also awarded.

ICFP 2004 Programming Contest Results

ICFP 2004 Programming Contest Results 09/21/2004 10:43 AM
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2004 ICFP Contest Spinoff Game

2004 ICFP Contest Spinoff Game 09/12/2004 10:53 AM

Internet Problem Solving Contest 2004

Internet Problem Solving Contest 2004 05/20/2004 02:43 AM

SchmartBOARD Announces August 2004
Contest Winners

SchmartBOARD Announces August 2004
Contest Winners 08/04/2004 02:37 AM
SchmartBOARD, a company that develops “Electronic Circuit Building BlocksTM “, has started a contest to help introduce their new concept. Schmartboards are targeted towards engineers who would like to avoid having to do multiple revisions on PCB layouts and to students and electronic hobbyists who are tired of wire-wrap board, proto-board and breadboard limitations. [PRWEB Aug 4, 2004]

uDevGames 2004 Macintosh Game
Development Contest

uDevGames 2004 Macintosh Game
Development Contest 08/12/2004 02:31 AM
Slashdot Aug 12 2004 5:14AM GMT

SchmartBOARD Announces September 2004
Contest Winners

SchmartBOARD Announces September 2004
Contest Winners 09/09/2004 03:22 AM
SchmartBOARD, a company that develops “Electronic Circuit Building BlocksTM “, has started a contest to help introduce their new concept. Schmartboards are targeted towards engineers who would like to avoid having to do multiple revisions on PCB layouts and to students and electronic hobbyists who are tired of wire-wrap board, proto-board and breadboard limitations. [PRWEB Sep 9, 2004]

movabletype.org : Developer's Contest
Plugin Pack: 2004

movabletype.org : Developer's Contest
Plugin Pack: 2004 09/01/2004 11:59 AM
paquete con los ganadores del concurso de Plugins .. Developer’s Contest Plugin Pack

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SchmartBOARD Announces June 2004 Contest
Winners

SchmartBOARD Announces June 2004 Contest
Winners 06/03/2004 02:09 AM
SchmartBOARD, a company that develops “Electronic Circuit Building BlocksTM “, has started a contest to help introduce their new concept. Schmartboards are targeted towards engineers who would like to avoid having to do multiple revisions on PCB layouts and to students and electronic hobbyists who are tired of wire-wrap board, proto-board and breadboard limitations. [PRWEB Jun 3, 2004]

SchmartBOARD Announces July 2004 Contest
Winners

SchmartBOARD Announces July 2004 Contest
Winners 07/03/2004 02:22 AM
SchmartBOARD, a company that develops “Electronic Circuit Building BlocksTM “, has started a contest to help introduce their new concept. Schmartboards are targeted towards engineers who would like to avoid having to do multiple revisions on PCB layouts and to students and electronic hobbyists who are tired of wire-wrap board, proto-board and breadboard limitations. [PRWEB Jul 3, 2004]

Innovators chart new course for TV

Innovators chart new course for TV 05/10/2004 05:53 PM
SiliconValley.com May 10 2004 9:44PM GMT

Innovators vs Copiers: HP vs Dell

Innovators vs Copiers: HP vs Dell 05/24/2004 10:48 AM

Entries sought for 'OS X Innovators
Contest'

Entries sought for 'OS X Innovators
Contest' 07/07/2004 01:08 PM
The 2004 Mac OS X Innovators Contest is now taking entries for "cool applications or plug-ins that run natively on Panther [Mac OS X 10.3]."...

Tech Review seeking "Innovators under
35" noms

Tech Review seeking "Innovators under
35" noms 04/18/2005 02:40 PM
Xeni Jardin: Technology Review online editor Brad King says:

This year, Technology Review magazine will again assemble a list of top young innovators under the age of 35 -- the TR35, or "35 Innovators under 35." The basic idea, however, is the same: to showcase young people who have displayed extraordinary talent and potential as technology innovators. The list will be published in TR's October 2005 issue, and the 35 winners honored at the Emerging Technologies Conference at MIT in September.

Link to nomination form; deadline is April 30.

Users as Innovators - Why Open Source
Works

Users as Innovators - Why Open Source
Works 04/18/2005 10:03 PM

Note to innovators: translate technology
to users

Note to innovators: translate technology
to users 03/06/2004 01:51 AM

When I heard about the XHTML Friends Network, I kind of filed it away with FOAF and other technology projects that sound interesting but entirely too academic, since they often offer no immediate means to incorporate them into my sites/tools. When I noticed that XFN was a blogroll thing and that I recently started using some code to extract my blo.gs favorites into a blogroll here on this site, I asked Jim if it was possible to incorporate xfn into the blo.gs tool.

He launched it today and here's a screenshot of the interface for one of my favorites. It's dead simple, letting you click a few boxes and push a button to fill out your relationship info and eventually the info will percolate into my blogroll here on my site.

A lot of new technologies focus so much on the nitty gritty details of RDF, XML, etc and I think developers forget that people won't or can't use any technology until it's got an easy-to-use interface. I know it's important at some level, but I couldn't care less about say, which RDF vocabulary FOAF will use, I only care how easy it will be to add FOAF stuff to my site (best is having something do it automatically) and what cool apps people can build off it.

DNA Genotek Wins Global Top 100
Innovators Award

DNA Genotek Wins Global Top 100
Innovators Award 12/19/2004 03:16 PM
Genetic research hinges on large quantities of one essential resource – DNA. Canadian-based start-up DNA Genotek has captured the attention of Red Herring’s editors by changing the way genetic researchers collect DNA. [PRWEB Dec 16, 2004]

Nasa puts hi-tech innovators on the
launch pad

Nasa puts hi-tech innovators on the
launch pad 03/24/2005 08:31 PM
vnunet.com Mar 25 2005 12:09AM GMT

Google's Page and Brin Top Innovators of
Past 75 Years

Google's Page and Brin Top Innovators of
Past 75 Years 01/03/2005 02:43 PM
Search Engine Lowdown Jan 3 2005 6:22PM GMT

Apple Seeds: iPod Innovators Seen As
Blueprint For U.S. Future

Apple Seeds: iPod Innovators Seen As
Blueprint For U.S. Future 06/05/2005 10:47 PM

If you want to see the future of American manufacturing, turn over your iPod and look on the back. "Designed by Apple in California," it reads in small print at the bottom. Then it adds: "Assembled in China." By Brett Arends, Boston Herald

Announcing the commonwealth

Announcing the commonwealth 08/16/2004 06:16 PM

A few weeks back, we unveiled a new list for discussing the intersection of Creative Commons licenses and business, dubbed Commonwealth. It's headed by Marshall Van Alstyne, an Associate Professor of Information Economics at Boston University. The welcome message to the list details the goals for the list and plans for exploring hybrid licensing systems. If you'd like to sign up, the list's homepage is the place to start.

Announcing XML::Atom

Announcing XML::Atom 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
I've released XML::Atom, a Perl implementation of all things Atom. The goal for XML::Atom is to provide an implementation of...

Announcing adore-ng 0.31

Announcing adore-ng 0.31 01/05/2004 02:50 PM
Stealth (Jan 04 2004)

Announcing Froogle!

Announcing Froogle! 12/11/2002 09:23 PM
New, from Google: Froogle! "Froogle is a new service from Google that makes it easy to find information about products for sale online. By focusing entirely on product search, Froogle applies the power of Google's search technology to a very specific task: locating stores that sell the item you want to find and pointing you directly to the place where you can make a purchase."...

Announcing Blosxom 2.0

Announcing Blosxom 2.0 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
I'm thrilled to announce that Blosxom 2.0 has been released today. For those not in the know, blosxom (pronounced "blossom") is a lightweight yet feature-packed weblog application designed from the ground up with simplicity, usability, and interoperability in mind.

The biggest change in this latest incarnation of Blosxom is a plugin architecture, allowing the core of Blosxom to remain small, sleek, and simpler-than-pie while providing room for extension and integration. The Blosxom Plugin Registry is already home to some 140 plugins ranging from authentication to Google search, click-through tracking to writebacks (read: combination talkbacks and TrackBacks).

There's also a brand new Blosxom for Mac OS X Installer, the simplest way to get Blosxom on your laptop, desktop, or closet Mac without any of the muss or fuss of installing it by hand. A couple-three clicks of the mouse and it'll skip lightly through the nitty-gritties, installing Blosxom itself, some sample flavours, documentation, and some useful plug-ins.

Also launching today is the new and improved blosxom.com. The site features updated, augmented, and just plain new documentation and an easier path download, installation, configuration, and blogging -- not to mention the snazzy layout. And the whole kit and kaboodle is built on and powered by Blosxom using nothing but what comes on board and the power of a selection of user-contributed plugins; for the niggly-naggly details, take a gander at the colophon.

Karma++, Brownie++, and gold stars to the Blosxom users and abusers on the blosxom mailing list for their patience, bug-fixes, suggestions, and plugins. You truly are a fabulous community within which to hack and learn.

Announcing ReBlg.com

Announcing ReBlg.com 06/22/2005 02:41 AM

“Ever wondered why you can’t just click on an article and blog it?” – where’s the universal “Blog This” button?

“Concerned that while microformats and micro-content standards are taking off, our existing tools will lose the structure of these ‘chunks of reviews, events, media. Etc.?” – where are the ‘reblogging tools’ that maintain the structure of microformats and micro-content?
“Tired of being forced to use only the latest tool or utility to take advantage of a new standard – wish you could use ANY tool or utility instead?” - where’s a routing service to enable me to send posts to whatever tool I chose?

Well then – you know why we created ReBlg.com – a universal “Blog This” button and routing service.

With ReBlog.com end-users will be able to click on a ‘ReBlog’ button and send a piece of micro-content or microformat to their favorite tool for editing, annotating or just plain prettying up. End-users would specify what is their favorite tool at a simple web service or in a MIME handler that they downloaded and run on their own machine.

Even though it’s been possible for years, most of today’s aggregators and tools do not support the notion of displaying a button to easily allow end-users to “Blog This” particular post or article. Sure some aggregators enable plug-ins to kludge this option, but in general most bloggers are forced to ‘cut’ the source of a post and ‘paste’ it into their favorite tool. With each tool or environment comes a different kludge or hack, with its own rules and gotchas to contend with.

And now that microformats and micro-content standards are emerging around richly structured content, isn’t this dream of ease of use slipping through our fingers?

So how would a standard to enable a universal “Blog This” button to work? Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to click on a ‘ReBlg’ button and decide which tool I want to send that post to – irregardless of who produces that tool? Wouldn’t it be nice that this process NOT lose the structure of the microformat or micro-content I’m clicking on – thereby keeping in tact the structure of that post?

Wouldn’t it be nice to support a system of meshing together various kinds of tools, utilities or solutions – from a wide range of vendor’s – without forcing end-users to take sides or lock them into one tool vendors camp or product?

Well that’s what ReBlg.com will do. (http://reblg.com/ )

Broadband Mechanics will be utilizing this technology in all our future micro-content publishing systems and DLAs (digital lifestyle aggregators) so we thought it would be useful to the entire industry as well.

Here’s how it would work:

- a tool vendor or individual page creator would:

o a) make sure that each individual micro-content or microformat posts would have their own unique permalink or anchor URL
o b) we’d provide code that would display a ‘Reblg’ button next to that post ( http://gonze.com/bbm/source.html )

- when an end-user clicks on this button, the post is sent to a router screen which sends the post (via a web service called ReBlg.com or a MIME handler that was downloaded onto the end-users machine) to their favorite tool of choice.
- The micro-content structure would be maintained, while each ‘reblog’ tool would provide whatever features that tool vendor wishes. BBM will (for instance) enable end-users to add visual wrapper or borders, annotation, tags and URLK to the post
- That’s it ( http://reblg.com/ )

ReBlg.com would enable end-users to register their favorite tool of choice so that wherever they traveled on the web, by simply clicking on the ‘ReBlg’ button – they could easily send that post to their favorite tool. If the end-user doesn’t want to rely upon our web service, then they can simply download a MIME handler to do that routing for them.

We’ll soon to be putting out a FireFox Greasemoneky script – which will automatically sense micro-formats and display the ‘ReBlg’ buttons. An ActiveX control is also in the works.

By providing a simple way for end-users to send any richly structured post to their favorite tool, the microformat and micro-content revolution can take another step towards reality.

And where are these tools which will recognize the microformats or micro-content and not lose their structure? Well BBM will be providing one and plug-ins for WordPress and Moveable Type – as well.

Final NOTE: We feel horrible about being so close to Reblog.org. They’re nice people – but we use the term reblog completely differently. Hmmmmm.

Announcing Userland Exec

Announcing Userland Exec 01/01/2004 03:52 PM
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In Praise of Psyco

In Praise of Psyco 04/22/2004 03:56 AM
It may be madness to praise Python on a PHP blog, but I just have to add a pointer to one of the most amazing pieces of software I have every seen. Pysco is an JIT compiler for Python that is (nearly) totally transparent. We are using Python for some data mining apps, and the following 2 lines speeded up our code by 250%:

import psyco
psyco.full()

There is an even more amazing post where the author of Psyco discusses Python is faster than C because a JIT compiler can better handle polymorphic data types.

Apparently Pysco will be rolled into the official Python release when it becomes more mature and cross-platform (it runs well only on x86 at the moment). It would be wonderful if PHP moves in this direction in the long run, whether by running on top of Parrot or another JIT.

Encode-Arabic-1.11

Encode-Arabic-1.11 08/23/2004 10:14 AM

Arabic Wordlist 0.6

Arabic Wordlist 0.6 11/03/2003 04:00 PM
An English to Arabic translated list of words.

Sunbeams, in Simultaneous Arabic and
Hebrew

Sunbeams, in Simultaneous Arabic and
Hebrew 07/16/2004 05:19 PM
Let’s open with something heartwarming: the simultaneous launch of the Arabic and Hebrew OpenOffice localizations. On the technical front Val Henson introduces Crash-Only Software, another thing that’s obvious when you think about it, only I hadn’t. Ted Kim goes way deep on Infiniband, not omitting the politics. Alec Muffet, it turns out, is the father of “crack”, which has been a fixture in the security landscape as long as I can remember. Paul Lamere, who writes about computer speech, illustrates the problem with a charming and horrifying poem about English orthography. New face Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine deserves notice for his name alone, and his material is very promising. On a lighter note, while Sean Gallagher doesn’t work for Sun, the title of his article about us having sold JDS to Allied Irish Bank is just too good to pass up. Finally, I discovered Richard Friedman, and if you follow only one pointer out of today’s Sunbeams, go look at his pictures. Wow.

Microsoft rules out Arabic on Tablet

Microsoft rules out Arabic on Tablet 01/28/2004 06:40 PM
Microsoft is not planning to offer an Arabic handwriting recogniser for its Tablet PC operating system for at least another year and a half, Middle East developers heard this week. Speaking at the Microsoft Middle East Developers Conference in Cairo this week, Shiraz Somji, development lead for the Tablet Platform Group, said developing an Arabic recogniser did not make sense commercially. “The Tablet PC market that we are shooting at is the laptop market,” he told delegates. “If you look at the laptop market then about nine languages will cover about 89% of that market. Developing a recogniser is a huge effort. To do it properly for Arabic, we would need at least 10 to 12 million handwriting samples, and we’d need to set up offices in at least two or three different areas just to collect those samples.

Virtual Camp Trains Soldiers in Arabic,
and More

Virtual Camp Trains Soldiers in Arabic,
and More 07/06/2004 03:45 AM
A video game is being developed at the University of Southern California's School of Engineering as a tool for teaching soldiers to speak Arabic.

Fix Arabic text in Safari and Mail with
Office 2004

Fix Arabic text in Safari and Mail with
Office 2004 08/16/2004 10:00 AM
This is an issue that has been discussed in some detail on Apple's forums, but has not been mentioned on Microsoft's own support site for Office 2004 at all. Office 2004 installs its own versions of Arial and Times New Roman...

Alterbox AlterUM Messaging Platform
Empowered With Support For Arabic
Language

Alterbox AlterUM Messaging Platform
Empowered With Support For Arabic
Language 03/31/2005 03:45 AM
By adding support for Arabic language to AlterUM messaging platform, Alterbox confirms its commitment to EMEA markets [PRWEB Mar 31, 2005]

Education Ministry, France Telecom to
computerise Arabic language curricula

Education Ministry, France Telecom to
computerise Arabic language curricula 05/16/2004 06:04 PM
Jordan Times May 16 2004 8:43PM GMT

Apple contest to award Workgroup
Clusters

Apple contest to award Workgroup
Clusters 06/10/2004 10:01 AM
Sunday, June 13 is the deadline for applications for the Apple Workgroup Cluster for Bioinformatics award program"...

DTI and SpamHaus contest Internet Hero
of the year award

DTI and SpamHaus contest Internet Hero
of the year award 12/23/2003 12:54 PM
Silicon.com Dec 23 2003 11:20AM ET

LEGO Video Game Contest

LEGO Video Game Contest 09/26/2004 01:02 PM
The latest issue of LEGO Magazine is arriving in mailboxes and inside the issue are details on a new contest where you could win the ultimate LEGO Star Wars prize package. Prizes include LEGO sets, a multimedia PC, and a chance to have your original idea included in the upcoming LEGO Star Wars game, plus the game itself, which is due out in May 2005. LEGO Club members check your mailboxes!

Spymac 2005 Calendar Contest!

Spymac 2005 Calendar Contest! 08/27/2004 01:50 PM
Spymac's 2005 Calendar Contest is now open! Enter your original images to the Contest Gallery and have the chance to have your image chosen for the Spymac 2005 Calendar. The entrant with the highest number of votes will have their image featured on the cover of the calendar and receive a one-year subscription to MacDirectory along with a Hooded Spymac Sweatshirt. The Spymac administrator team will assemble a PDF file of the winning 13 entries (one cover and twelve months) from the contest. The file will be available for download from the site by November. Spymac members will be able to enjoy the calendar on their computer, print off a copy at home or take the file to a copy centre to have it professionally printed. Entries can be previous contest entries (such as PixelMania), pictures of hardware, pictures of people in the Spymac clothing, or anything that may be fitting for the Spymac 2005 Calendar. You may also choose to enter pictures with monthly themes (St. Patrick's Day, Easter, etc). Maximum one entry per member. The pictures should be at least 1024x768. All entries can be judged by the Spymac community in the Gallery after the contest closes on September 30, 2004. Pictures can be uploaded <a href="http://www.spymac.com/gallery/show_pics.php?catid=19359&quo t; target="_blank">here</a>.

Notes and Tips: Video Editing Contest

Notes and Tips: Video Editing Contest 04/20/2004 10:02 AM
Stockstock could be a fun video-editing festival.

John Ashcroft-themed smut video contest

John Ashcroft-themed smut video contest 06/28/2004 03:13 PM
Nerve is running a contest for John Ashcroft-themed amateur porn. Celebrity judges Moby, Ted Hope, and John Cameron Mitchell will pick from 15 finalists whose work is now online for your smut-tastic viewing pleasure -- titles include 1-800-4.D.O.J-S+M and The Passion of John Ashcroft. Too bad Nerve decided to post all the vids in WMV only. Some critics argue the format is nearly as restrictive as the policies of the man at whom this contest pokes fun. Link to FB item.

Internet Video Magazine announces iMovie
contest winners

Internet Video Magazine announces iMovie
contest winners 12/11/2003 07:19 AM
Internet Video Magazine today announced the winners of their recent iMovie contest, where aspiring videographers, or people that just wanted to have fun creating their own "home movies" could present submissions...

24-Hour Atari 2600 Video Game Design
Contest

24-Hour Atari 2600 Video Game Design
Contest 04/08/2005 10:25 PM
Slashdot Apr 9 2005 1:39AM GMT

"Arab linguists have said the man posing
as the Jordanian Zaraqawi did not speak
with a Jordanian dialect. Others have
suggested the man reading the written
statement may not have been a native
speaker of Arabic"

"Arab linguists have said the man posing
as the Jordanian Zaraqawi did not speak
with a Jordanian dialect. Others have
suggested the man reading the written
statement may not have been a native
speaker of Arabic" 05/20/2004 03:58 AM

New Entertainment Company Joins Video
Publishing Revolution with Contest for
Free Online TV Shows

New Entertainment Company Joins Video
Publishing Revolution with Contest for
Free Online TV Shows 04/14/2005 03:55 AM
Tired of watching the same old stuff on broadcast and cable television? Start your own online TV series, with free production, at MyTVonline, a new entertainment company that believes there's better television to be had in the grass roots of the web, than in the 500 channels of satellite TV. [PRWEB Apr 14, 2005]

translation company UK, UK translation
agency, translation company london,
translation services, translation
agency, translation jobs, translators,
trade transcription

translation company UK, UK translation
agency, translation company london,
translation services, translation
agency, translation jobs, translators,
trade transcription 06/26/2004 09:12 AM
the most untranslatable word in the world .. ten most untranslateable words .. a poll of 1,000 translators .. googly and spam .. full list .. More

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Nautica Nails SpiceLive CJ Contest
Nautica Thorn has nailed herself an
Internet plum: the adult video actress

Nautica Nails SpiceLive CJ Contest
Nautica Thorn has nailed herself an
Internet plum: the adult video actress 06/03/2004 12:37 AM
AVN Online Jun 3 2004 4:56AM GMT

Announcing the 2004 Mac OS X Innovators Contest

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