Tag: CONTESTS

There's an absolute treasure trove of free stuff on Twitter, but it can be hard to find the best giveaways. Freezly is a new site that points you right to them, links and all, so you don't have to follow a ton of extra people to hear about the best contests. The front page of the site features a hotlist of popular giveaways, sorted by the number of times they've been retweeted. There might be ...

OK, so it's really just a chance to win $10,000 (Australian), but would you? You'll have to do a few things to get in the action. First, of course, you'll have to become a legal resident of Australia. The DIAC website can help you with the process. Once you've checked that off, you also have to follow @tengrand_IE8 on Twitter to get the daily clues and then put on your Columbo trench coat and use ...

Add-ons have always been important to Mozilla, and they're one of the big reasons a lot of users decide to browse with Firefox. We've seen a number of innovations recently, like Jetpack and the introduction of Collections (don't forget to check the Downloadsquad Collection out if you haven't already). Mozilla's never been content to sit still - which is why they're always encouraging the community ...

We love contests, and that goes double for contests that take skill and effort to pull off. Macthemes2 is sponsoring an all out battle to the death over Mac Themes, and they're inviting you to throw your well-Photoshopped hat in the ring. They write, "So without further ado, we're ecstatic to announce the MacThemes Theme For a Week Contest. With over 13,000 elements to theme in OSX the grueling ...

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/Get_free_stuff_using_Google_Blog_Search'; I discovered something interesting when I was in college. If you want to win free tickets to a concert, it's not much use trying to be the 95th caller to the local Morning Zoo-style radio station. Just be the first or second caller to the local college radio station. In fact, once I remember the deejay saying ...

For those who have mastered their narrative skills with a camera and don't feel like waiting for YouTube to start sharing revenue, Zooppa (pronounced: zoo-pa) just might be your ticket to fame and fortune. As a new startup that's been stirring some buzz for a little while now, Zooppa melds user generated video with advertising for a unique business model. Businesses supply advertising briefs - ...