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This Valentine’s Day, Make Your iPod Blush

Best Video Love Letter to a Product Will Earn $500 Gift Certificate in ShopWiki’s “I Heart My [Blank]” Video Review Contest

NEW YORK, NY — January 26, 2007 — Whether you've been together for years or just a few weeks, you know that this is the one. Maybe you take them with you wherever you go, or they're at home, waiting for you after a hard day's work. And you know they would never, ever cheat on you. This Valentine's Day, show the world you are in love...with your favorite product! ShopWiki today kicked off its “I Heart My [Blank]” video contest, calling on consumers to demo their most cherished objects on video for the opportunity to win a $500 gift certificate and the satisfaction of sharing beloved products with the ShopWiki community. Video love letters can be uploaded to ShopWiki.com now through February 12 and users can vote for their favorite clips through February 13. The highest-voted video will be announced on Valentine’s Day. This Grand Prize Winner will have his or her unhealthy obsession rewarded with the choice of a $500 gift certificate from one of five major online retailers: Amazon.com, Best Buy, Target, Overstock.com or Apple. “If there’s a product you absolutely love, odds are someone else will love it too,” said Shoshana Winter, ShopWiki Shopping Expert. “With video love letters, shoppers will get to discover great products by actually seeing how real people use them and talk about them.” Sample videos (viewable at www.shopwiki.com/val07/) feature Converse High Tops and a sushi pen. ShopWiki, the comprehensive resource for online shopping, already features more than 500 usertime compensation of $50 for each accepted video (valid through the end of February). To vote on “I Heart My [Blank]” videos or upload your own, click the relevant link on the homepage. Multiple submissions are welcome. ShopWiki reserves the right to reject video submissions for any reason. Full terms and guidelines for acceptable submissions to “I Heart My [Blank]” and ShopWiki video reviews can be found on the site. '''About ShopWiki''': ShopWiki is a shopping search engine designed to help consumers find specific products on the Internet with ease. Established in 2005 by Kevin Ryan, former DoubleClick CEO; Dwight Merriman, DoubleClick Co-founder and former CTO; and Eliot Horowitz, ShopWiki actively crawls the Internet to find and index products from more than 180,000 retail stores — the widest selection on the Web — and features more than 1,500 buying guides written and edited by users. The site does not charge for inclusion. ShopWiki is privately held and based in New York. '''Press Contact:''' !Carlos P. Odio !(212) 741-2450 !codio (at) shopwiki (dot) com
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