ite.com has averaged over 10 million page views per month with over 1.77 million unique visitors. TVS Holdings, LLC owns two affiliate sites www.thatnewssite.com and thatimagesite.com, that provide entertainment, news and images for the ThatVideoSite.com targeted demographic, who spends an average of 20 minutes per day on the sites. TVS has also announced that it will soon be providing movies, music, and video gaming.

HURRY - deadline is 4 December 2007. Visit the site to learn more.

About TVS Holdings LLC: Founded in 2005 by Sergio LoDolce, a 19-year-old undergraduate at Ohio State University, and currently comprised of a diverse team of Internet and business professionals with over 75 years of combined experience, TVS Holding, LLC acquired the ThatVideoSite business in March, 2007.

Lunarpages is running a WordPress Theme Contest, where you come up with the coolest, prettiest, and “most out of this world WordPress Theme.” In exchange, you may win five years’ hosting and $1,000 cash. Or, you might win less than five years’ hosting and a little less money. Either way, you get the recognition and fame associated with being listed on Lunarpages’ PR7 blog, via their PR6 Newsletter, in their forums, and pretty much viewed by thousands and thousands of customers and WordPress enthusiasts all over the world.

Each week starting December 10th, they’ll highlight the top 5 favorites and give the Lunarpages’ community the chance to vote via a poll on the blog for a favorite theme of the week. The winner of the weekly poll is guaranteed a position in the final 12. There will be 6 weekly polls, with the last poll taken between 14-20 January 2008 (so you’ll want to have your entry in by 14 January at the latest). In addition, Lunarpages will include another six entries, with winner to be announced in February. Visit the site to learn more.

After the success of last year’s competition, Stockvault.net announces that its Best Stock Photo competition will be held again this year. First prize in the 2007 competition is $1,000 cash and the contest is open to everyone - professional photographers, photography students, designers, and anyone else who loves to take photographs.

Last year’s competition received over 5,000 entries from over 1,000 photographers around the world. Although competition will be fierce again this year, please do not hesitate to enter, as amazing shots are taken every day by amateur photographers.

Deadline is 2 January 2008 at midnight EST. For more information, or to enter, please visit the contest page.

This panel is for anyone interested in breaking into the film industry with a short film, as well as screenwriters, production people, and film critics curious to learn the behind-the-scenes secrets of successfully bringing a script to the screen. We’ll cover how to sidestep production challenges, what kinds of stories make for the best shorts, how to shake the money tree, and where to find a crew and cast.

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You know that a strategically crafted proposal is key to landing you a new client or generating additional projects from an existing client. But if you think writing proposals has to be tedious and time-consuming, think again.

Join HOW Webinars on 13 December from 4:00 ET/3:00 CT/1:00 PT for Proposals 101, presented by Ilise Benun and Peleg Top of Marketing Mentor, and you’ll learn the secrets of winning proposals, what to include and how to create a project budget. The seminar is one hour. Price is $69. Visit the site to learn more.

The annual Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) Awards offer Ontario architects, students and interns a wonderful opportunity to showcase their best work and increase public appreciation of the services provided by the architectural profession.

Last year, the OAA Awards attracted 157 submissions for several award categories. They hope to exceed this number in 2008 and encourage you to submit your projects or nominate a deserving candidate.

The entry deadline is 4:30pm on Thursday, 31 January 2008. Visit www.oaa.on.ca for complete Award details and entry forms.

Via: Canadian Architect