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Video Terbaik Mat Luthfi 2013 receives WWWOW of the Year 2013 award in first-ever virtual DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards
Streamed live on WWWOW Awards portal, the event featured 5 different venues
SHAH ALAM, 6 July 2013 – Video Terbaik Mat Luthfi 2013 by popular video blogger Mat Luthfi was announced by DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd (“DiGi”) as the best of the best at its annual DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013 ceremony, today. It emerged as the judges’ favourite amongst the 13 winners of the categories open for public nomination and voting. Sharing the limelight at this first of its kind virtual award ceremony is MyHazman.com who has won the People’s Choice of The Year Award 2013 category for two consecutive years.
Both of these two top DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013 winners received the ‘money can’t buy’ experience of an all-expense paid for trip to Oslo, Norway to attend the Nobel Prize Concert and the exclusive CNN interviews. Other exciting prizes for the other category winners include a trip to The Philippines to meet fellow top bloggers and an opportunity to pick the brains of the Managing Editor of Yahoo! SEA on developing photo stories. In total, winners in the 15 categories received RM165,000 worth of prizes.
Since the submission for entries opened on 18 May, the DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013 received a record 1,932 unique entries submitted in 30 days, and over 39,000 votes, despite the shorter voting period from 3 to 23 June 2013. This year, the viral interest was stronger, with over 65,000 tweets carrying the #DGWWWOW hashtag, creating more than 4 million impressions. Meanwhile, the WWWOW.my microsite had 454,000 page views from 357,000 unique visitors. Endorsed by the Malaysian Communications & Multimedia Commission (MCMC), this year’s awards programme recognises Malaysia’s top talents in social media, digital content and web commerce who have inspired others to achieve greater things and do more good through the power of the Internet.
DiGi’s Head of Marketing Services, Chan May Ling said, “We decided to go all out to achieve something unprecedented this year, in line with our theme Dream Big, Do Bigger. The virtual awards is something we’re proud of initiating, and it further builds upon our Internet For All mission by showing everyone the cool things we can accomplish by being connected to the Internet. I congratulate all our winners for their success and thank all our nominees. I hope we can all continue to work towards achieving greater things on the online platform.”
The winners for the 15 award categories in the DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013 are as follows:
Winners of all awards are chosen based on a combination of public voting and judges’ decisions, except for two categories - The People’s Choice of the Year category is determined by popular vote while The Best of the Best category is decided by the panel of judges from the winners of the remaining 13 categories, all of which are selected based on a combined score of popular votes and judges’ decision.
This virtual awards event was streamed live on the www.wwwow.my microsite from 2.00pm to 3.30pm on 6 July 2013 in a 1.5 hour event that took place at DiGi’s headquarters D’House, and four (4) Starbucks outlets in TTDI, Bukit Bintang, Damansara Uptown and Tropicana City Mall. The main event at D’House was hosted by Nabil (Raja Lawak) and Sazzy Falak, with appearances by popular celebrities and content creators including Go Gerilla, Hujan, Kuah Jenhan, Johan, Wakaka Crew, and BeatNation.
Meanwhile, to amp up the excitement, those who viewed the virtual awards had the opportunity to win two HTC One smartphones and 3 pairs of Legoland vouchers via the simple and fun DGWWWOW Awards Twitter contest for the 5 fastest participants to correctly answer one of 5 questions being announced during the live show of DGWWWOW Awards on wwwow.my via Twitter by using the hashtag #DGWWWOW.
The DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013 is supported by main partners ASTRO, Era.fm, Hitz.fm, Asia Web Direct, AIG, HTC Malaysia and Starbucks Malaysia, and key industry partners Churp Churp, Google Malaysia, IACT College, InMobi, Innity, Lowyat.net, Malaysiakini, MSN, Mudah.my, Nuffnang, Says.my and Yahoo!
For more information on the DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013 , please log on to www.WWWOW.my or join the chatter at #DGWWWOW.
About the DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2013
The DiGi WWWOW Awards is Malaysia’s first and only Internet For All awards, celebrating the achievements of ordinary Malaysians online. The DiGi-initiated awards celebration is based on 100% user-generated entries to showcase the incredible creativity, ingenuity and entrepreneurialism of ordinary Malaysians, who use the Internet in extraordinary ways to inspire others. It is supported by 19 collaborating partners who believe in the power of the Internet to transform collaboration, community and commerce.
Last year, the DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2012 was another big hit, building upon the success of the inaugural awards in 2011. The DiGi WWWOW Internet For All Awards 2012 registered 1,705 unique entries submitted in a 30-day period and received a total of 170,629 votes for the 14 categories that were opened to voting, over the 14-day voting period. Meanwhile, the awards made waves in cyberspace - recording over 2,000 tweets carrying the #DiGiWWWOW hashtag and creating more than 3 million impressions, while the WWWOW.my microsite saw 1.4 million page views from 335,000 unique visitors.
About Digi
DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd provides mobile voice, internet and broadband services. It is committed to driving Malaysia's growth by building a mobile internet and broadband environment that enables true connectivity, creates socio-economic development, and helps businesses grow. DiGi continues to be a game-changer for the Malaysian telecommunications industry, with a solid history of product and service innovation, and is a leader in driving progressive and responsible business practices. Listed on Bursa Malaysia, it is part of global telecommunications provider Telenor Group.
For more information about DiGi, please visit www.digi.com.my
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For media enquiries, please contact Azlyn Abd Rahman at +6016 336 3327 or
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