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The Independent Games Festival is proud to present the second annual IGF Mobile competition, a contest set up to promote innovation in portable games, from cellphone games on handsets including the iPhone, through other mobile devices to PSP and DS titles. IGF Competition 2009 Prize  Nearly $30,000 in prizes, in various categories, including the $10,000 IGF Mobile Best Game. IGF Competition 2009 Event: 2009 IGF Mobile Competition IGF Competition 2009 Organizer CMP Game Group, San Francisco IGF Competition 2009 Eligibility criteria  Open to all independent mobile game developers worldwide

This competition is intended to encourage social change through design based dialogue. Challenge: Design a philosophy on “What imprisonment is or what it should be? ” and create an architectural design to support your philosophy. Prisoned 2009 Organizer Socio Design Foundation Prisoned 2009 Important dates Registration Deadline: November 21, 2008 Submissions accepted till: February 6, 2009 Prisoned 2009 Eligibility criteria  Entries can be from an individual or a group of students ( not exceeding 4) from all countries. Awards First Prize: 500 Dollars Second Prize: 250 Dollars Third Prize: 100 Dollars For more details please contact

International Radio Playwriting Competition 2009 is held in The British Council and BBC World Service. Application Deadline - March 31, 2009. Non-Residents of the UK who have written an original and previously unpublished play for radio. It completed its 11 years of competition. Though entries are only accepted in English, in which case, the translator should be credited. A winner will be announced in each of two categories: English as the first language and English as the second language. Both winner will have the opportunity to travel to London to see their plays produced on BBC Radio. Application forms can be downloaded online

Airbus Fly Your Ideas Challenge is a global competition designed to encourage innovative thinkers to develop ideas that can shape the future of aviation and deliver a further reduction in the industry’s impact on the environment. The challenge for participating teams is to develop creative ideas that can shape the future of aviation and deliver a further reduction in the industry’s impact on the environment. The project does not have to be technical in nature or scope, and could include areas such as new materials, systems, alternative energy or other technologies, as well as aircraft design concepts and operational performance, manufacturing and

Peak Time 2009 is the biggest international business competition in Europe involving participants from all over the world. The international community of the competition promotes cultural integration and gives the participants an opportunity to expand their networks and exchange ideas with the most talented students. Peak Time 2009 is a synergy of business and cultural integration that provides the participants with significant experience and inspiration, as well as helps them to expand the limits of their capabilities in business simulations and to establish contacts with like-minded students from all over the world. The Competition requires application of theoretical knowledge and

Global Social Venture Competition is a business plan competition whose mission is to promote entrepreneurial businesses that satisfy two criteria: (i) They have clear and quantifiable social objectives (ii) They are financially sustainable, in the sense that they are profitable or self-supporting through revenue generation Global Social Venture Competition 2009 what do participants get? (i) An opportunity to showcase our ideas to bring sustainable social transformation (ii) Interact with venture capitalists and academicians who support social ventures (iii)An opportunity to get mentoring from persons associate with nurturing social ventures. (iv) A chance to travel to Berkeley to present your plan in front of a global judging panel (v)

This contest is a real test of creativity, knowledge, endurance and team-work, an EXTREME CHALLENGE! Sponsors and the offered prizes worth 5000 euros contribute to the high standards of the contest. Challenge 24, 9th BME International 24-hour Programming Contest is being organised by The Electrical Engineering Students’ Hungarian Association & Karoly Simonyi College for Advanced Studies.The time has come to test your skills to face the next eXtreme Challenge! Applications will be accepted from groups of three participants from any country. The contestants will be allowed to use their own computers. Technical background and catering will be provided. There are no