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And winner of the Office 2010 viral video contest is...
Questkids Clothing took home the top prize in the "It's Time for Business with Office 2010" video contest. The Seattle kids' clothing company -- led by Binh Nguyen -- produced a short video showing how the business has advanced over the years in part through the productivity tools in Office.
The winner was chosen by a panel of three judges, with Questkids taking home $10,000 in prize money. When we posted the three finalists on TechFlash earlier this month, there was an outpouring of support for the entry from Thinkspace and its dancing janitors.
Thirty three businesses in Washington state submitted videos for the contest, which was hosted by the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Other winners of $1,000 prizes included Nash Fung Entertainment in the best foreign language video and Inti St. Clair in the best video by a women-owned business.
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