Greens also called for a close monitoring by US agencies of radiation levels throughout the Pacific and along the west coast, with accurate information published about any radioactivity discovered in these areas, especially in farm produce and other fo...
[From t2 creative technology solutions]
This is a follow up to my previous blog regarding Irish politicians utilising the internet. Here is a nice and simple example of how it’s done. It’s nothing too cutting edge or demanding. It doesn’t take a whole pile of organisation, doesn’t cost a pile and will bring their message to a new audience. It’s a video competiton. A viral one. Sounds infectious….ahem…sorry.
“The Green Party has launched a competition for filmmakers and animators, who are asked to submit short viral videos promoting green messages. First prize is €1,000 and the winner will be selected by delegates at the Party’s Convention in March 2009″.
How easy is that? For a measly €1,000 they get lots o’ advertising, people promoting their message and many more people soaking up their greenie vibes through these youtube videos. The 2 videos with the largest number of views will be shortlisted and the winner will be decided at the Green Convention in March.
Easy Peasy.
See http://www.greenparty.ie/news/latest_news/greens_launch_viral_video_competition for more info.