Voting Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Macworld Editors' and Readers' Choice awards voting begins

by Mike Schramm (Oct 5th, 2007)

Macworld has announced that they're looking for nominations and votes for their fourth annual Reader's Choice awards-- they're asking interested parties to drop a note over on this forum thread in the categories of Apple Product of the Year, Third Party Hardware and Software of the Year, and Mac Gem ...

MacThemes 2 public voting has begun

by Mike Schramm (Aug 10th, 2007)

Phill Ryu writes in to tell us that public voting has begun for the latest MacThemes contest (in which three of the themes will be chosen to win $1000 in software and become available for ShapeShifter). There are tons of entries (55, to be exact), and they all look pretty darn good in my civilian ...

Follow Up: Hillary-as-Big-Brother authored on a Mac

by Erica Sadun (Mar 22nd, 2007)

"Hi. I'm Phil. I did it. And I'm proud of it...I made the 'Vote Different' ad," said Philip de Vellis on this recent Huffington Post writeup. A "proud Democrat" and Obama supporter, deVellis authored the Hillary-as-Big-Brother ad on his personal Macintosh, uploaded it to YouTube and passed the link ...

Insanely Great Tees announces 6 new shirts to vote on

by David Chartier (Dec 1st, 2006)

Insanely Great Tees, the clever new Mac-centric shirt shop, has announced 6 new t-shirts - but not all of them are going to see the light of day. Apparently the insanely great crew are having a tough time deciding which ones they like most, so they've put it to a vote for the rest of us. Head over ...

My Dream App opens voting, offers free Pzizz licenses

by David Chartier (Sep 21st, 2006)

My Dream App, the revolutionary new 'American Idol' of software from Phill Ryu which we've been covering, has officially opened the first elimination round voting to the public. A total of 24 apps are on the chopping block, and it's up to y'all to decide which are voted off the island, and which ...

AOL refreshes Netscape as social news site with a twist

by David Chartier (Jun 16th, 2006)

AOL yesterday relaunched the aging Netscape.com as a social news site (yea, like digg) but with a professional journalistic twist. Check it out. Anyone can sign up, submit and vote on interesting stories from across the web in a wide range of categories from politics, money, television, technology, ...