Google offers millions in contest Got an idea that's world-changing?
| September 25, 2008 |  View for printing |
Got an idea how to make the world a better place? Tell Google about it, and you could win a couple of million bucks to help put it into action.
As part of its 10th birthday celebration, Google launched a $10 million project Wednesday to solicit world-changing ideas from anybody, anywhere.
Google will split the prize money among the top five entries and fund the projects to get them started. Winners won't get to pocket the cash, but it will be used to get their project off the ground.
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Entries must be submitted at a Google Web site -- http://www.project10tothe100.com -- by Oct. 20. (The number 10 to the 100th power, known as a "googol," is where the company got its name.)
By BOB KEEFE COX NEWS SERVICE
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