IT&E has extended the deadline to enter the IT&E Song Challenge!
\nMusicians in Guam and the CNMI have until Friday, Sept. 6, to channel their creativity into composing a song about IT&E and mobile technology to win up to $7,000 dollars in cash and prizes!<\/p>\n
Who can enter
\nGuam and CNMI residents 18 years old and over can enter. All genres are welcome!<\/p>\n
Requirements and theme
\nLyrics must mention and promote IT&E. Song must include themes of technology, cell phones and its usage, as well as how IT&E benefits one\u2019s life.<\/p>\n
Judging criteria
\nEntries will be judged based on universal appeal, originality, lyrics, melody, composition and relevance to theme, IT&E brand, and IT&E products.<\/p>\n
Categories
\nIT&E\u2019s Choice: IT&E will choose one song to be its official theme.
\nPeople\u2019s Choice: A panel of judges will choose the Top 8 finalists. Residents of Guam and the CNMI will choose one winner from the Top 8 finalists as the People\u2019s Choice.<\/p>\n
Prizes
\nIT&E\u2019s Choice: $1,000 cash prize and up to 4 phones (depending on the number of people in the group) with free SMS, voice and data service for a year. The winner will also be featured in a music video produced by IT&E and will get to perform at an IT&E sponsored event, to be announced at a later date.
\nPeople\u2019s Choice: $500 cash prize and $300 gift certificate for musical equipment. The People\u2019s Choice winner will also get to perform at an IT&E sponsored event, to be announced at a later date.
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\nHow to enter
\n\u2022 Go to\u00a0www.ite.net.
\n\u2022 Fill out the registration form.\u00a0
\n\u2022 Upload the full song of no more than 5 minutes, a 60-second version and a 30-second version. Audio only. Each file must not be larger than 100 MB.
\n\u2022 Last day for submission is Sept. 6, 2019 at 11:59pm. (PR)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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