XFinity Presents The Ultimate Sports Social Media Job Contest
by A.J Black on Jan 16, 2012 9:50 AM EST
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PrintTired of your boring 9-5? Wouldn't you rather do something that you really love doing, covering sports? Thanks to our partners XFinity, we are presenting this new and exciting opportunity to make your dream a reality.
Have you ever wanted a shot at winning your dream job in sports social media? Here's your chance - XFINITY is launching a nationwide contest to find the next sports social media star to serve as the voice of XFINITY behind-the-scenes at the biggest sporting events nationwide in 2012.
The contest is called "Xfinity Presents: The Ultimate Sports Social Media Job" and runs from January 13th through March 25th. The winner will receive a one-year salary, all the electronics for the ultimate sports pad, and will have the opportunity to share thoughts, insights, and content with fans nationwide via the @XFINITYSports Twitter handle on a daily basis. This is truly a dream job opportunity for anyone looking to make a name for themselves in the world of sports and social media.
Here's how it works:
From January 13 - February 6, you can log on to Facebook.com/XFINITY and submit a :30-2:00 video on the Ultimate Sports Social Media Job contest tab that shows why your sports knowledge, social media expertise, personality, and passion for Comcast products and services makes you the perfect candidate for the job.
The top video submissions will be featured on the Ultimate Sports Social Media Job contest tab located on Facebook.com/XFINITY for fans to vote on from February 9-19. The five entrants who tally the most votes will advance to the final round of the contest where they will cover one of five premier sports events the weekend of March 8-11. Following that weekend, a panel of judges will evaluate each performance and announce the winner of the contest by March 25th!
Head today to Facebook.com/XFINITY and click on the Ultimate Sports Social Media Job contest tab for all the details, as well as contest rules. Enter soon, as February 6th is the deadline for video submissions! Thanks to BC Interruption partner XFINITY for bringing this opportunity to our readers.
So if you are interested, get that Twitter, Facebook and IMovie all fired up and enter. Who knows, maybe one of our readers will get the opportunity to report at some of the biggest sporting events. And if that's the case, don't forget your old friend A.J Black.
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I’d be the luckiest guy on earth if Xfinity customer service would just return my phone calls.
Sorry BCI, but Xfinity/Comcast is a loathsome company that has taken the art of screwing the customer to new and audacious extremes. If I had control of their Twitter handle for 24 hours, I would just tweet “I’m sorry” over and over again.
Mr. Xfinity, if you are reading this over BCI’s shoulder, here’s a few requests:
1. Make my Science Channel work. I have no choice but to pay for six channels in Chinese, but you won’t let me watch how things are made in English??
2. Stop trying to solve every problem by sending someone to my house between the hours of 8am-8pm. You are not a utility, and I shouldn’t have to allow entry into my home to correct a technical issue on your end.
3. Staff your storefront with someone who is actually competent. While I saw the humor in the fact that the “new” replacement cable box they gave me had a DVR already full of Horse Whisperer and parental locks enabled on EVERY channel, it got old after about 6 seconds.
4. Give me my PIP back, immediately. When you made the cute name-change from Comcast to Xfinity a couple months ago, I inexplicably lost the ability to use my Picture-In-Picture. As a result, I cannot watch BC basketball and playoff football at the same time. Or, conversely, I cannot watch Chinese news and Chinese news at the same time.
Sorry BCI, Xfinity/Comcast blows hard.
BC has the best sport graduation rate in the NCAA.
Buenos Dias Amigos!! VivaTEJAS!
I have 200,000 new Spanish Channels and the only one I watch is the live feed from the local Nightclub El Secreto.
My wife says I am a complete A-Hole -really??- but I am hooked on candy apple red sprayed on spandex pants and the boobfest and butt shaking and skirts hiked up to twinkietown.
The interviews are priceless. I have no idea WTF they are saying, but the knockers are shaking and bouncing.
It’s hysterical. Even the big senoritas who raised the flag on time too much at Pancho’s Buffett squeeze in outfits 5 sizes too small and think they are Selma Hayak.
Mi Corazon belongo to hott-o latinas!!
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