ITU: The future of ICTs video contest – deadline March 31
by Dima on March 19, 2009
in activism, conferences, technology, youth
In the video below a really nice, but nameless, girl is advertising the current ITU video contest titled “The future of ICTs” using some really “fancy” video effects.
Leaving aside the particularities of the video, the competition itself looks like a good opportunity for those of you who are interested in getting their ideas heard and perhaps even make it to the upcoming World Telecommunication Policy Forum in Lisbon in April.
In a nutshell, you have to have something visionary to say about the future of media, information, and communication technology, you have to be between the ages of 18 and 26, you should speak in English, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, French or Russian, and you need to know how to shoot and upload videos to YouTube.
The deadline for your submissions is March 31.
Currently there is only one video response published on YouTube, so I guess there is still room to compete. Here is the link again (you should read the conditions carefuly) and good luck!
Hmm heard about this a bit too late — today is the due date!
I am not sure if you heard it in the video, but on their website it says March 31. I am pretty sure it is still going on, so, don’t give up!
my mistake