LG’s To Find NZ's Fastest Texter
Media Alert
28 October 2009
LG Mobile New
Zealand is looking for New Zealand’s fastest texter in a
nationwide competition.
The winner will be crowned LG
National Text Champion and will go on to represent New
Zealand at the LG Mobile World Cup in New York early
December 2009, where $100,000 US in prize money is at stake.
First stop in the search is Christchurch, on Saturday
31 October and Sunday 1 November at Northlands Shopping
Centre, Papanui.
The LG Mobile National Texting
Championship road show travels to Wellington and the North
City Shopping Centre, Porirua on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8
November.
The competition then heads to Auckland on
Friday 13 and Saturday 14 November at Sylvia Park, Mt
Wellington, with final heats held on Saturday 21 November
and Sunday 22 November at Girls Day Out, ASB Showgrounds,
Epsom.
The national final will be held on Saturday
22 November, at Girls Day Out in Auckland on 22
November.
Contestants will be eliminated until one
finalist from each city is found. Finalists from
Christchurch and Wellington will join Auckland finalists to
compete for a first place prize of $10,000 and a trip to New
York to represent New Zealand at the LG Mobile World Cup.
Entries into the nationwide heats will be taken at
the location on the day, at each respective venue. Details
of the competition will be unveiled on the day and entrants
will compete using the mobile handset of their choice.
For more information visit http://http://www.lge.co.nz
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