Win an 8Gb iPod Nano with The Pulse

i-could be yours We want you to get creative — send us a review, article, story, photo essay, an Ask Chart question or any other creative content before the end of Term 3.

If we publish it on the site, you’ll go in the draw to win an 8Gb iPod nano, plus other goodies like T-shirts, satchels and flash drives.

If you’re not in, you can’t win, so send your entry in today!

Enter now.

How to enter

Write a review using the pop-up form — there's links to it on every page of the site. For all other entries, e-mail your material to ThePulse@ccc.govt.nz or use the form below.

Guidelines for content:

Content must be written by and for 12- to 18-year-olds. It must be your own work and not copied from elsewhere.

The topic is open — anything that fits with one of the main categories on the site: Read, Watch, Listen, Play, Me, Life, School.

Make it about something relevant to young people in Christchurch and Canterbury — something you would want to read.

Make sure you include your full contact details so we can get in touch if you win. If you have any questions, please ask.

Terms and conditions

By entering this competition you accept the following terms and conditions:

To enter this competition you must be between 12 and 18 years old and a member of Christchurch City Libraries. We may request proof of membership and your age. Employees of Christchurch City Council and their immediate families are not eligible to enter.
You can enter as many times as you like, but for you to be eligible for the prize draw, you must supply all required contact details and must have at least one of your competition entries published on The Pulse. If you are eligible, you will be entered once into the prize draw.
Entries must be your own work. By submitting your entry you agree that you are the creator of the work and hold copyright. If we publish your work online on The Pulse we will do so under a Creative Commons licence.
If you are a winner, you agree to be interviewed and photographed for The Pulse and consent to your name, photograph, image and/or interview being used for reasonable publicity purposes by Christchurch City Libraries.
The competition ends on Friday 24 September 2010 at 5pm.
We will notify winners by telephone and/or email and on The Pulse on Monday 11 October 2010.
The Pulse judges decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
Prizes are as stated and are not transferable.

the Patrick ness winner was …

Madeline Davison! She takes home The knife of never letting go. The answer was that the author didn't like books about talking dogs. Well done Madeline, and thanks to those who entered.

Previous winners

Hamish Brookes-Lockie went to Armageddon in March.
Mikayla, Jo, Rochelle, Madeline, Harry and Rebecca won book vouchers in our Best and Worst of reads 2009 competition.
Luke Wattchow was the big winner in our laptop competition in July 09.

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