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- luglio 17, 2007
Hey Everyone, Professor Karim Lakhani wants to open up the participation in the Harvard Case Study to the entire Threadless.com community – not just the Boston folks. He is looking for video submissions of you explaining why you design for Threadless.com, why you vote, why you are so active in the blogs and what keeps you coming back. We would like as many members of our community to participate as possible. And to top it off Threadless and HBS will give out prizes to the members with the most creative videos as judged by us and the HBS crew. Below you will find a video invitation from Karim with more details.
Threadless Video Intro from Dave Habeeb and Vimeo.
How to enter:
1 – Create you video.
2 – Upload to vimeo.com.
3 – Embed the link into this thread.
4 – Winners will be announced by August 17th 2007.
If you have any questions please contact the HBS team at threadless@hbs.edu
Because this is done by HBS – there is some legal stuff for you to know about:
Thanks for your interest in the Threadless.com case study project. Professor Karim Lakhani, will use selected videos in an academic business case about Threadless.com. By submitting videos to the contest you are giving permission to Harvard University and any individuals or organizations authorized by Harvard to use them at Harvard or elsewhere and to edit, reproduce, distribute, display and prepare derivative works of the video material in any manner. You may retain all right, title and interest in the video material you provide, and Harvard shall own all right, title and interest in the multimedia case. The case is slated to be first taught at Harvard Business School in Fall 2007.
Upon case completion, Harvard Business School Publishing will add the Threadless.com case to its active commercial catalog and make the case available for purchase by the public. Your participation in the case will not entitle you to royalties or other monetary compensation. Community members whose videos are selected will receive nominal prizes from both Threadless.com and Harvard Business School.
awesome!
if only i had a way to make a video other than a very short one on my digital camera :-\