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anouar abdelali hewlett-packerd hp contest hp you on you september 2009 tech news tech conclave wins
TECH NEWS HEADLINES IN SEPTEMBER 2009
Reported by John Raul Joven II
We didn’t release an episode last month because of the
HP contest in YouTube where your tech news anchor was one of the entrants. We understand that many events took place during our absence.
To bridge our hiatus, we’re going to review the top headlines per week during the month of September.
September First Week
September 1: Ireland’s largest internet provider, Eircom, officially blocked access of the Pirate Bay website. September 3: Acer announced Aspire Revo 3600, which will pack a dual-core Intel Atom 330 on the Nvidia Ion Chipset.
September Second Week
September 7: Asus announced to launch a dual-screen e-reader later this year.
September 10: AMD unveils AMD vision branding for AMD-powered notebook systems.
September Third Week
September 14: After 7 years, IEEE 802.11n wireless network protocol is finalized.
September 15: HP announced Envy notebooks series, dubbed as “dream machines.”
September 17: Survey revealed that Bing grabbed 10% of the search market in August 2009.
September 18: Microsoft confirmed that SP3 will be the last service pack for Windows XP.
September Fourth Week
September 22: AMD confirmed upcoming six-core “Thuban” desktop CPUs.
September 23: Intel introduced Core i7 Mobile CPU and Core i7 Mobile CPU Extreme edition.
September 24: HP offered the first Ion LE-based netbook with its HP Mini 311.
September Final Week
September 28: Microsoft UK spokesperson revealed that all Windows 7 editions can run on netbooks.
September 29: Microsoft released the final version of Security Essentials, a free anti-virus software
available for download globally.
September 30: Symantec campaigns against free anti-virus.
HP YOU ON YOU ANNOUNCES CONTEST WINNERS
Reported by John Raul Joven II
On July 24, HP launched a video contest in YouTube called You on You Project that invited entrants from around the world to express themselves in 60 seconds with one major rule: they can’t show their faces.
Of more than 1,900 eligible entries received by HP and a series of weekly judging and user-voting, only a handful of entrants made it to top prizes when HP announced the winners on September 21, 2009.
One of them is a video called “Life is My Adventure” by Lucas Ridley, the grand prize winner of the contest. According to HP, the video stood out for how the said entrant communicated his passion for hang-gliding in creative, original and expressive ways.
As the grand winner of the contest, Ridley received a tribute from Grammy-nominated artist Kenna and won $40,000 cash grand prize.
The second place prize of $20,000 was awarded to a video entitled “My Utopia” by P.J. Liguori of United Kingdom, and the third place prize of $15,000 went to a video called “Make It Happen” by Nigel Joseph Anthony of India.
The YouTube community was also given a chance to vote for top three videos to win the Community Awards. During the culmination of the contest, Tim Chantarangsu’s “You on You on Me” video hailed superior and received the prize of $15,000. Two other entrants also won the second and third place prizes of $7,500 and $2,500 respectively.
The You on You Project was administrated by Marden Kane and was a viral extension of HP’s award-winning “The PC is Personal Again” campaign.
Click here to view the full lists of contest winners for the HP You on You Project contest.
TECH CONCLAVE WINS HP CONTEST
Reported by John Raul Joven II
In the last Tech Conclave video I released I asked
you guys to vote and campaign for my video entry
for the HP You on You Project contest.
I want to tell you that I was completely overwhelmed
with all your support that I received.
The votes you cast, all the time you spent to embed my video on your Facebook accounts and any social network and campaigned for it nearly every day for one and a half weeks, the time and efforts you spent in creating support videos and broadcast messages on Twitter asking your own audience to vote for my video… These are winning acts I will always remember and never forget for life.
Though I’m very happy that our video was included in the Top 100 prizes, I strongly believe — based on the amount of support you expressed that I personally saw in the past weeks — that we deserved a better outcome of the contest. Since that never happened, I want to reciprocate you guys with this “thank you”
video that I made for your continued patronage to me and to our show, the Tech Conclave.
GEEK OF THE WEEK: ANOUAR ABDELALI
Reported by John Raul Joven II
Our geek of the week for episode 12 is Anouar Abdelali, a marketer geek from the Kingdom of Morocco.
John: Who is Anouar in online and real world?
Anouar: First of all my name is Anouar Abdelali and I’m from Morocco. Offline, I’m a civil engineer, but actually I never worked a day in my life in this field. The reason why is that two years ago I stumbled on a site talking about making money online. So, this is my first contact with online business, SEO, video marketing, and all Internet marketing stuff. So online I’m an Internet marketer, and now I’m focusing all my energy on affiliate marketing business model, and I’m also interested in viral marketing.
Anouar Abdelali’s twitter account:
http://www.twitter.com/aanouar
If you have questions, suggestions or comments about this episode, email me at questions (at) techconclave (dot) com. And don’t forget to visit our website: it’s http://www.techconclave.com.
And to report for our fund raising: as of October 12, 2009, we have raised $321 or that’s equivalent to 16% of our total goal which is $2000 to get a new rig for Tech Conclave by December.
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From Tech Conclave Virtual Newscenter, this is John Raul, your tech news anchor, and this is the episode 12 of Tech Conclave. It’s good to be a geek.
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@techconclave – Could you ask Harry Frank to be Geek of the Week for an episode, that would just make my year….you’d like his work too
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Hi John great work as ways
all so check out techwebcast as it is part of techconclave
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Nice job with the ‘Thank You’ segment. I squealed like a little school girl when I saw my name. LOL No, I don’t but it would have been funny if I had though huh?
I’m still very impressed with your production skills.
LOL! How disturbing this is.
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LOL! How disturbing this is.
awesome video as also. I also agree that you could have a better response seeing that soooooooooo many ppl voted for you . I DEMAND A RECOUNT. Haha. Great work bud. still can’t belive you not a Millionaire yet. Remember the little ppl when u do
John, Great episode and thankyou for the mention
Another great podcast, enjoyed this one heaps. I really liked how you’ve got all the headlines over the past month and put them on a calendar.
Have a good one!
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thats fantastic news a big congrads to u for making the top 100 for the HP you on you contest great work u deserve it
Thanks, Kirsty for leaving a comment and for watching the episode!