AsianInNY.com is proud to present “Jam the Web 2012 Most Popular Asian Online Artist Contest”!  The contest is generously sponsored by The Nielsen Company because Nielsen Company believes in: your opinions are important because YOU Matter.  It’s the Asian Insanity wave and your vote can make the difference!

We have chosen 6 artists for the campaign, so use your Star Power! Who will win an opportunity to perform live at Club Nokia in September at Wu Bai‘s concert? Well, that’s up to you!   Vote for your favorite artist and enter a drawing to win BIG prizes. The contest and sweepstakes ends June 16th, so act now!

Official Voting Rules

Voting Periods:

• There are two rounds of voting – Preliminary Round and Final Round.
• The preliminary round for online voting starts Monday May 21, Mon 12am PT and ends Saturday, June 2, 9pm PT.
• The final round of online voting starts Monday, June 4 12am PT and ends Sunday, June 17 9am PT.

Participation:

• You may vote up to three times per day. The top three videos with the most accumulated votes from wacaowla.com and www.asianinny.com combined will be advanced to the Final Round.
• Out of the top three videos, the one video with the most accumulated votes from wacaowla.com and www.asianinny.com combined will be declared the winner.

To Participate:

• To vote you must be a legal resident of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia and 18 years of age or older at the time of voting period.
• No entry fee, payment or proof of purchase is required to participate in the Contest.

Contest Winner Selection:

• Finalists from the Preliminary Round will be announced on wacowla.com, and www.asianinny.com on Sunday, June 3 at 9pm PT.
• The winner of the Final Round will be announced on wacowla.com, and www.asianinny.com on Sunday, June 17 at 9pm PT.

The Most Popular Voted Artist Prize:

• The final winning video with the most votes will receive $1,000 cash reward and a chance to perform at Club Nokia’s WuBai’s concert in September and will be interviewed and featured on the cover of WaCowla magazine and AsianInNY.com

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