MySpace users’ State of the Union in new contest
Social networking leader MySpace today launched a contest for users called “MyState of the Union,†whereby users can submit videos that express their views on where America presently is and where they think it should be going. Judges for the contest include former Senate Majority Leader Dr. Bill Frist and John Podesta, former White House Chief of Staff.
In the end, though, it’s the MySpace users that will choose the winner of the contest, which offers participants up to sixty seconds of video for their personal state of the union address.
A great idea, PR-wise – kudos for that. Adotas has the story.
Thanks for the tip, J!
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Thats good, anything to get young people involved in something that is actually important, like having an opinion.
Swijen
By Swijen on January 12, 2007 12:17 pm
[...] From 901am I found out about this interesting contest that MySpace is running for users to record a short video about their feelings on the State of the Union. [...]
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