For the past several years I've helped judge Trend Micro's annual What's Your Story video contest, which, in past years, focused on how to combat Internet risks like cyberbullying and the safe use of mobile technology. But this year, the contest had a more uplifting theme.
A Tongal competition to make a 15-second ad can be done in a few days -- much less time than it would take a traditional bureaucracy-bound ad agency to even get a first round of creative conversations going.
Tongal, founded in 2008, helped spur the creation of groundbreaking video content by crowdsourcing creativity through contests. In this interview, co-founder and president James DeJulio briefed me on the company's origin and how it works.
Colorado.gov recently ran a video contest in which entrants were instructed to answer 'why they love Colorado' in a three-minute video. After nearly ...
Wishes4life.com serves as a platform to express wishes and realize dreams. There is some great stuff up there that is definitely worth checking out. Images, words, and sometimes music, combine to tell some very powerful stories in just a minute or two.
If I had one day left to live and I could wish for anything, what wish would you make for another person?
More than 20 years ago, Mayor Richard M. Daley had a vision of a green Chicago, from trees and roofs to green buildings and alleys. Today, Mayor Daley's vision has come to life.
A contest conducted by Trend Micro in partnership with Common Sense Media, ConnectSafely and Identity Theft Resource Center will award $10,000 to the ...
It's a brave new world of corporate power, thanks to the Supreme Court's Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission decision, and corporations, i...
Much of the violence in eastern Congo is driven by armed groups competing to dominate the illicit minerals trade -- the same minerals that ultimately end up in our personal electronics devices.
