Now, with the backing of a major technology marketer, the network has gathered 16 youthful creative types in a loft in Brooklyn for a contest that can be watched on TV or online.
The president can barely complete a sentence without being interrupted on queue by chants of "Four More Years!" But as some of the participants described it, the rallies have also become moments of calm reassurance -- even a sense of renewal -- in an election contest that can seem anything but calm and reassuring.
France has a number of contests that parents can enroll their children in online.
gluttons for punishment, know, I firmly believe that the popular vote is a relevant moral category, even when, as is uniquely the case with our Presidential contests among elections that can be described as free, the popular vote is a juridical irrelevancy.
The company differentiates itself from most of the major fantasy sports leagues out there, however, by operating a series of daily contests that its users can log in and join.
The sense that a performance is a contest, a debate that can be won, appeals to Lewis's competitive nature.
Both Labour and the Tories have spent enormous effort in the first weeks of 2015 trying to make politics behave like the old two-party contest, with positions that can still be plotted on the old left-right axis: tax rises to fund the NHS versus a welfare squeeze and tax cuts.
The first victims of doping are the fans, deprived of a contest that they can believe in.
Another advertiser interesting in driving eyeballs to its Web site was a not-com, MasterCard International, which ran a spot in the fourth quarter promoting a vacation contest that consumers can enter by visiting www.mastercard.com.
It's the Internet contest that anyone can play!
