Want a free 1-year digital subscription to Linux Journal? -- CONTEST NOW OVER
March 9th, 2009 by LJ Staff in
Sorry, this contest is now over
Want a free 1-year digital subscription to Linux Journal? Here's how -- it's easy:
Watch LinuxJournal.com's daily Tech Tip videos this week (March 9 - 13, 2009) and collect the secret letters host Shawn Powers or Mitch Frazier announces during the videos each day. Come Friday unscramble the letters to reveal the secret word(s). Everyone with the correct answer who responds by 11:59:59PM U.S. Eastern Daylight Time March, Friday the 13th of 2009 wins a free digital subscription to Linux Journal -- it's that easy!
The first video can be found here:
www.linuxjournal.com/video/upgrading-ubuntu-cutting-edge
and subsequent videos this week can be found on the front page of LinuxJournal.com or directly here:
www.linuxjournal.com/video
or we have a dedicated feed for the videos so you can simply add the following to your RSS reader of choice:
feeds.feedburner.com/LinuxJournalFeaturedVideo
Submit your answer to our contest form by 11:59:59PM U.S. Eastern Daylight Time March, Friday the 13th of 2009.
Good luck and happy Linux Journal-ing!
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unfair
On March 17th, 2009 Adrian GURIA (not verified) says:
I sent the correct answer way before the closing of contest but I didn't receive any feedback from LJ. Just because I am from Romania I am not permitted to benefit of free subscription?
No reply to correct answer
On March 19th, 2009 Anonymous (not verified) says:
Same problem here, i have send in the right answer on time but still no response from LJ. Even not on a email i have send them. I also don't live in the US but in the Netherlands.
Contest
On March 13th, 2009 os (not verified) says:
I spent over 2 hours unscrambling the letters . Easy !!
No letters on Friday?
On March 13th, 2009 Anonymous (not verified) says:
So there are no letters on Friday? Did I miss something?
No letters today
On March 13th, 2009 Carlie Fairchild says:
No letters in today's video. Friday's video only tells you how to and where to submit your unscrambled letters from Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday videos.
Best of luck!
__________________________Carlie Fairchild is the publisher of Linux Journal.
too difficult!
On March 11th, 2009 Barton L. Phillips (not verified) says:
I already subscribe to the magazine which only makes me send money once a year. I'm too old and my time is too precious to play games all week. I like Linux Journal a lot (that's why I subscribe to the mag.) but I don't watch the videos very much -- I would rather have the information in writing. Thanks anyway.
GMT
On March 9th, 2009 Carlie Fairchild says:
For those of you who prefer to follow GMT vs. the U.S.'s often confusing "daylight vs. standard" time, the contest ends at 03:59:59 GMT March 14, 2009.
__________________________Carlie Fairchild is the publisher of Linux Journal.
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