This article was published on January 16, 2009

What would you do if you owned the entire web for one hour!? – The Next Web Contest


What would you do if you owned the entire web for one hour!? – The Next Web Contest

Own the Interwebs
What would you do if you rule the web for one hour? [Photo credit: Thomas Hawk]

It means that you are the king of the web for sixty minutes. You rule it. You have administrator access to each and every service or the web.

For instance, you can edit Google.com, Yahoo.com or any website. You can edit, delete, and download any content or media on the web. You can change Ads on sites to link to your sites, log into anyone’s email, social networking accounts and hack ‘n crack.

Here is a contest to show off your innovative mind and imagination.

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This contest is not to find ways of how much revenue you can make if you own the entire web for one hour. But, its an open challenge for participants to think ‘out of the box’ and project your imagination about how would you change the web or what would you do specifically in a time limit of one hour if you own the entire web.

Interested participants can submit their response via form. The responses will be evaluated by our team and the winner will be disclosed accordingly.

The prize

A VIP invitation for The Next Web Salon – an inspiring night with visionaries and people who change the world.

Form after the click.

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