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Win A Google Wave Invite From Bit Rebels!

11/16/2009 - 9:00 am By Diana Adams

We appreciate our readers here at Bit Rebels and we read all of your comments and feedback. One thing you’ve left in your comments over and over is how much you want a Google Wave invite.

We want YOU on the wave!

Thanks to Twitter’s resident Google Wave Jedi Master @wavejedimaster, we would like to answer your requests by giving away 10 Google Wave invitations to our Bit Rebels readers! We have 4 VIP Google Wave invitations to give away, and 6 regular Google Wave invitations to give away.

The VIP invitations include a private tour of the wave by @wavejedimaster himself. He will also set up a user’s lounge wave just for these 4 lucky people where you can get your questions answered by the master himself. The 6 regular Google Wave invitations will simply be delivered to you via email, without the private tour and lounge wave.

We are so excited that 10 lucky Bit Rebels readers will be on the wave soon! The rules of this contest are simple and we’ve designed it so anyone can win.

The contest will run from Monday, November 16th through Monday, November 23rd. The 10 lucky winners will be announced in a follow-up post which will be published on Wednesday, November 25th.

To qualify you must:
1. Follow @bitrebels on Twitter.
2. Subscribe to the Bit Rebels RSS feed.
3. Upon winning, you must submit a valid gmail address for our correspondence.
4. You must use the hashtag #rebelwave in your tweet as explained below.
5. Upon winning, before you receive your invite, you must agree via email that you will not sell the invite.

Now for the fun part…
This contest is all about being creative! Apply to win one of these 10 Google Wave invites by tweeting in 140 characters or less the ultimate reason why you should get an invite. Use the hashtag #rebelwave in your tweet.

You may enter as many times as you like, but in order for your tweets to be included in this contest, you must use the hashtag #rebelwave in each tweet.

If you have any questions, please leave them in a comment below.

Remember to follow @wavejedimaster for the most up to date Google Wave information.

Good luck to you all and may the most creative Bit Rebels readers win!

Author: Diana Adams

By day, Diana is the CEO/owner of Adams Consulting Group, Inc, a technology services and business solutions consultancy firm serving the specific needs of its clients in advertising and public relations. By night, she lives and breathes by writing. After publishing a small cookbook last year, she is now working on her new masterpiece, scheduled for publishing next year. “I could write all night long and not get tired of it. I think that is when you know you’ve tapped into a true passion. Whatever that thing may be, if you could do it all day or night long, lose track of time, ‘wake up’ ten hours later, and still thirst for more, that is a passion, and I feel like I’ve found that in my writing.” Diana also spends many hours each week assisting the homeless men and women in Atlanta. You can find her on Twitter at @adamsconsulting.

13 Comments

Romi

November 16th, 2009

wooo hooo great job i wanna win this contest

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adone

November 16th, 2009

Great chance. Cheers

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Borjones

November 16th, 2009

I’d really love this, just like everybody else…. It’d just make everything up!

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Kate

November 16th, 2009

I want to learn how to connect multiple stakeholders on complex strategy across a virtual plane. I am hoping the Wave can produce a conducive platform for sharing ideas, concerns, issues and eventually decisions to move forward change. We have reached the point where it is too laborious to do it in person, not enough time to process context – so this – doing what I do – behavior change, culture change, strategy….well, it could accelerate it all. And, better decisions could be made.

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MKyaw

November 17th, 2009

good idea, Great chance

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sbn

November 17th, 2009

Thank you for your post.

I have visited a nice tutorial about google wave here http://freshnewz.co.cc/

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rogelio

November 19th, 2009

Yes! Thank you!

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