At memelabs, we design, target, run and advertise online video contests.

We've created memelabs to cater specifically to clients interested in inspired, high-level marketing initiatives. Memelabs is a web-accessed, completely customizable tool for organizing user contributed video submissions. Our team designs, programs, runs and administers the project from first steps to execution to completion. All we need from our client is an idea.

We can roll out a ready-to-start video contest in as little as two weeks, including design, testing, setup and full administration. Once the project launches, we monitor submissions, answer questions, field entrants and users, verify registrations and voting patterns.

Why hold an online video contest? A few years ago a client approached Invoke (memelabs' parent) asking us to “make me a viral video”. At the time, we were fresh out of Starwars kid and our numa numa guy was out of the office, so we came up with a plan… Instead of Invoke creating one concept

Let MizPee.com guide you to the closest and cleanest restroom in your area.

The award-winning MizPee service, developed by Yojo Mobile (www.yojomobile.com), lets people on the go enter their location on their mobile browser to retrieve a list of nearby toilets and details of their conditions and amenities. MizPee tells users if the facilities are handicap accessible, whether or not there are diaper-changing stations, and if the toilet is designated for public use or restricted to customers only. Users who have visited specific restrooms and experienced conditions first-hand can enter their reviews on the www.mizpee.com website or they can vote on already cast potties.

A nation wide best and worst restroom contest is under way and will be coming to a city near you soon! In the Minneapolis area?  Go to MizPee.com to add your favorite or most loathed restroom now!

Most companies still rely on employees following rules and procedures in order to keep their sensitive data secure.  Rules such as "don't write your password down" or "don’t take your company laptop home" are the weak link in data security.  If IT security is deployed and procedures are specified but users don't comply, is the company really protected at all?  Most companies believe they can control user behavior with reasonable security policy.  But they can't.  Employees cut corners, "cheat" the rules, or are just plain lazy.  They put passwords in their briefcases, take company laptops home, leave notebooks in rental cars, download files to their laptops that they're not supposed to.  Not providing for a fix in such situations is tantamount to giving employees a vote in whether a security set-up will work - and the employees shouldn't have a vote, should they?

Fail-safe, technology-driven controls such as triggered data destruction are essential for real IT security, a

Unless you work for a large organization with a fully staffed IT department, getting help for routine computer issues can be a time and money consuming process.   Regardless of if you’re a small business owner, a sales agent on the road, or simply a consumer with a home computer that is acting up vritual IT support could be the right fix.

Recently launched  Atlanta-based GeekGhost is a remote computer support service offering virtual IT services.  GeekGhost’s engineers can assess and fix a customer’s computer problem, or there is no charge for the session.  The service eliminates trips to a PC a service center, waits for a technician or sitting online with a phone technician trying to walk you through a fix.    Whie the concept of working through VPN's is not new... the company is  excited to offer the same level of support once only available to corporate America to all computer users. 

Hop on their website for more information. 

It is a situation no one wants to be in, but every day, ambulances transport hundreds of fragile lives to our nation’s emergency rooms.  Advancements in medical devices inside ambulances and emergency vehicles have helped save lives, but the life saving technology of tomorrow is being deployed today by In Motion Technology. 

In Motion Technology has deployed its wireless communication device, the onBoard Mobile Gateway, in thousands of emergency response vehicles nationwide.  The onBoard™ Mobile Gateway is installed in emergency vehicles to create a “vehicle area network” that provides connectivity for all on-board data communications.  That means while you are riding in the ambulance, the doctors at the hospital can monitor your vitals and prepare for the treatment you will require ahead of your arrival.  It is like having a virtual doctor along for the ride when you need it the most.

Hello Francisco,

Wing Zone, a 120-unit takeout/delivery franchise known for its award-winning 25 flavors of Buffalo chicken wings, typically throws away 220,000 gallons of used vegetable oil each year. To combat this problem, the chain’s management team decided to put that oil to better use by recycling it to power up its delivery fleet. The chain unveiled its first brightly colored, vegetable-oil powered delivery vehicle at a press conference/demonstration in June at Wing Zone’s corporate-owned store in Marietta, GA, located at 1275 Powers Ferry Road SE.

Wing Zone is the first chain the country to use their own recycled vegetable oil roll to power up their Vegetable-Oil Powered Delivery Vehicles, and they are the first to roll these vehicles out to all their nation-wide locations.

1.) How many vehicles will be converted? Each of the more than 120 locations will have a vehicle converted.
2.) How many gallons of gasoline will be saved each year? Approximately 190,000
3.) How many gallons

These days, travelers are getting squeezed for every penny.  If you’re looking for ways to help international travelers save money on the road, PhoneFusion One (www.phonefusionone.com) is worth a look.  Consider this: A traveler using a major wireless carrier to place a five-minute call from Beijing to the U.S. would pay $10-12 in international roaming charges. Using PhoneFusion One to place the call, the traveler will pay less than 20 cents.

The communications service fuses together phone, fax and data functionality. Using PhoneFusion One, subscribers have an easy way to manage all of their business and personal communications wherever they are. A great benefit of the service is the significant saving it provides on sky-high international roaming charges.

How does it work?

• Once you reach your destination, simply stop at any local mobile phone store and pick up a local SIM card for you phone ($10-15). In most cities around the world, these stores are everywhere. Pop the new SIM

With digital measuring leader comScore reporting that, "U.S. Internet users viewed more than 12 billion online videos during the month [of May]," it’s safe to say the way American’s digest media content is changed forevermore.

But with an endless stream of audio and video content available the industry has been slow to respond with effective and encompassing search options. Mefeedia is out to change that.

Burbank, CA-based Mefeedia.com (www.mefeedia.com) is throwing a ‘net over the internet” with its unique ability to deliver content via literally hundreds of media players while most aggregators utilize just one or two. This unique component allows Mefeedia user’s highly targeted and personalized access to more than 15,000 leading network and independent media sites.

And as stated in the July 30th edition of USA Today, Mefeedia’s social networking feature puts further search and share tools in the hands of their users, allowing them to create channels, playlists and RSS

Hubdub (www.hubdub.com) is all about trading predictions with your friends. As Hubdub has over 2,000 markets on running news stories and future events there is no shortage of things to predict.

Build up a portfolio of live predictions across politics, sport, entertainment, technology, world news, science or business. Then challenge your friends to see what they think by sharing your prediction via Facebook, Twitter, blog widgets or email. (You might be dismayed to find out your best friend thinks Live Cash Back is going to work: http://www.hubdub.com/m7799/Will_Microsoft_In...)

Your performance is tracked allowing you to compete with both your friends and against Hubdub's top predictors (but prepare to dig in because these guys are good). Think you know your stuff? Here is your chance to prove it!

Starlight Children's Foundation is placing several hundred of its new and improved mobile Fun Centers (www.starlight.org/funcenter), now featuring the Nintendo Wii, to hospitalized children in the US and Canada. Fun Centers feature the Wii, a DVD player and a flatscreen TV and can roll right up to the kids' bedsides, or anywhere in the hospital setting.

According to Linda Garcia, Manager, Child Development Services, for Childrens Hospital Los

Angeles, one of the first hospitals to receive the new Fun Center: “The Fun Centers serve as a diversional tool for Child Life Specialists to provide to patients and families in the playrooms, at bedside and throughout the hospital, including medical units, clinics and waiting rooms. The Fun Centers promote socialization, mastery and fun. Through this play, children learn about cooperation,

positive thinking and problem-solving skills. The Fun Centers also provide opportunities for hand strengthening and finger dexterity, an important thera