Contest: Best Gov 2.0 Video

September 29, 2009 9:28 pm

If H1N1 can have a rap video then so can Gov 2.0.

Recently, Dr. John Clarke’s H1N1 Rap won the flu prevention video contest sponsored by the Department of Health & Human Services:

Dr. Clarke’s innovative approach using social media to spread an important message got me thinking:

“Gov 2.0 needs a video.”

In an effort to inspire creative govies, Gov 2.0 enthusiasts, civic songwriters, comedians, poets and musicians, GovFresh is sponsoring a ‘Best Gov 2.0 Video’ contest.

Details

Prize:

  • ‘Above the fold’ home page feature on GovFresh.com and GovFresh.tv through December 31, 2009.
  • Awesome GovLoop t-shirt.
  • Bragging rights at every Gov 2.0 event under the sun.
  • If you would like to sponsor a prize, please share in comments or send us a message, and we’ll add to the list.

Rules:

  • Must be creative.
  • Must be original, specifically for this contest.

Dates:

  • October 31, 2009: Deadline
  • Nov 1-7, 2009: Voting
  • Nov 8, 2009: Winner announced

Who’s first?

Luke Fretwell is the founder of GovFresh. Contact him at luke@govfresh.com or connect on LinkedIn or Twitter at @govfresh or @lukefretwell.
  • Anonymous

    Guest: Please understand: this is a simpler version of the map that the White House created. I accept your critique of this data visualization and understand that you’d like more information. Please visit and explore the White House map to drill down in the way that you described:
    White House excess property map

  • Anonymous

    Howard and others, any knowledge of who developed this? Do you think it was an internal job or a contractor?

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