The winning DOEN pitches are Know-How Show-How, pitched by Dima Stefanova, and MyStage by WORM. They were rewarded with a free one-day DOEN Clinic and have a shot at funding from the DOEN Foundation.
During Kom je ook? ‘Publiek als Programmeur’ on 26 November 2009, five teams pitched their creative plan in 2 minutes in front of a jury and the audience.
Look at the results of the public voting here.
Out of 5 pitches 2 winners were selected by the jury and the audience. The public voted with the Mediamatic polling station.
The jury consisted of Willem Velthoven (Mediamatic), Yu-Lan van Alphen (Stichting DOEN) and Steve Elbers (Stichting DOEN).
Winners of the DOEN pitch receive a free one day clinic at Mediamatic. With the help of experts their pitch is turned into a project plan that can be submitted for funding at the DOEN Foundation and other funds.
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