Web Services Blog http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices Build Revenue From Your Creativity Wed, 03 Jun 2009 14:56:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 en hourly 1 Here comes the “Store” of the $2 Mio zanox Application Store Contest 2009 http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/06/03/here-comes-the-store-of-the-2-mio-zanox-application-store-contest-2009/ http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/06/03/here-comes-the-store-of-the-2-mio-zanox-application-store-contest-2009/#comments Wed, 03 Jun 2009 14:44:19 +0000 Sebastian Wallroth http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/?p=798 zanox ConnectToday, June 3, zanox launches the first Application Store for the affiliate marketing industry. Together with the innovation single sign-on technology zanox Connect it provides the technologic base for the 2 Million US-Dollar zanox Application Store Contest 2009.

The zanox Application Store is a platform that gives publishers and advertisers the opportunity to discover new performance-based marketing tools.

Developers can introduce and distribute their widgets, software and services for the internet and mobile world directly to zanox’s network of more than one million publishers and over 2,000 advertisers worldwide.

Publishers and advertisers will use the zanox Application Store to discover ready-to-use applications, widgets and software services. In order to identify the best-performing and most successful applications, the zanox Application Store will use a quality benchmark system: the zanox AdRank indicates how the applications are performing. In addition, a star-ranking system as well as a comment function shows the level of satisfaction from previous users.

With the zanox Application Store developers can reach out to the entire zanox customer base and earn money in a traffic-sharing model. At a later stage developers will be also able to charge advertisers and publishers directly, using different types of revenue-sharing models.

The new single sign-on solution called zanox Connect ensures an easy, smooth and secure way of integrating applications.

This process is similar to what is being widely used on platforms such as Facebook. Once logged-in, using an application can be done via just one click. Due to the application’s ability to access the publisher’s and advertiser’s data in a controlled way, developers will be able to offer tailored and value-added solutions with a seamless user experience.

With the launch of the zanox Application Store, $2 Million zanox Application Store contestants can now start uploading their applications and take their contributions to the next contest level.

]]> http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/06/03/here-comes-the-store-of-the-2-mio-zanox-application-store-contest-2009/feed/ 5 zanox Web Services Workshop 1.0 http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/15/zanox-web-services-workshop-10/ http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/15/zanox-web-services-workshop-10/#comments Wed, 15 Apr 2009 20:40:29 +0000 Sebastian Wallroth http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/?p=711 Welcome to the workshop. I want to explore with you the possibilities zanox Web Services offers you.

First let’s have a look at this plain product search example taken from our wiki. It consists of a HTML file containing JavaScript code.

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<html>
 <head>
  <title>zanox Web Services - Contextual Product Search</title>
 </head>
 <body>
  <h1>zanox Web Services - Contextual Product Search</h1>
  <div id="zxAdList"></div> <!-- // DIV HTML element to be filled with product information -->
  <script type="text/javascript">
// function to add scripts to html header 
   function addScript(url) { 
    var script = document.createElement('script');
// preventing caching of the Web Service call by adding timestamp
    script.src = url + '&t=' + new Date().getMinutes(); 
    script.type = 'text/javascript';
    document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(script);
   }
 
// function for zanox product search  
// for detailed parameter description see 
// http://wiki.zanox.com/en/Products_Resource#GET:_Contextual_product_search
   function productSearch(version, applicationid, adspace, region, programs, minPrice, maxPrice, category, page, items, q, callback) {
    var url = 'http://api.zanox.com/json/' + version + '/products?applicationid=' + applicationid;
// adspace=null returns tracking links for all adspaces 
    if (adspace) url += '&adspace=' + adspace;
// sales region; e.g. de, fr, it; null means "all countries"
    if (region) url += '&region=' + region;
// program ID 
    if (programs) url += '&programs=' + programs;
// zanox product category ID; null means "all categories"  
    if (category) url += '&category=' + category;
// search result is paged 
    if (page) url += '&page=' + page;
// number of products per page 
    if (items) url += '&items=' + items;
// minimum price 
    if (minPrice) url += '&minPrice=' + minPrice;
// maximum price 
    if (maxPrice) url += '&maxPrice=' + maxPrice;
// handler for the search result 
    if (callback) url += '&callback=' + callback;
// search term 
    if (q) url += '&q=' + q;
// adding script to html header 
    addScript(url);
   }
 
// function for computing of the search result 
   function handler(data) {
    if (data.productsResult) {
     var productItems = data.productsResult.productItem;
// accessing the existing div element with the ID "zxAdList" 
     var theList = document.getElementById('theList');
// looping through the product results 
     for (var i = 0; i < productItems.length; i++) {
      var productItem = productItems[i];
      var link = '';
      if (productItem.url.adspace instanceof Array) {
// selecting tracking link related to the first adspace
      link = productItem.url.adspace[0].$; 
      }
      else {
       link = productItem.url.adspace.$;
      }
// creating a list item <li><a href="PRODUCT LINK">PRODUCT NAME at ADVERTISER only PRODUCT PRICE</a></li>
      var item = document.createElement("li");
      item.innerHTML = "<a href='" + link + "'>" + productItem.name + " at " + productItem.program.$ + " only " + productItem.price.toFixed(2) + "&nbsp;" + productItem.currency + "</a>";
// appending item to theList
      theList.appendChild(item);
     }
    }
   }
 
// creating an unordered list <ul id="theList"></ul> 
   var theList = document.createElement("ul");
   theList.setAttribute("id","theList");
// accessing the existing div element with the ID "zxAdList" 
   var zxAdList = document.getElementById('zxAdList');
// adding theList to zxAdList
   zxAdList.appendChild(theList);
 
// performing the zanox search 
   productSearch('2009-02-01', 'BE94C4947839E8AB4D67', null, null, '660', null, null, null, 0, 5, 'red towel', 'handler');
</script>
 </body>
</html>

You can copy this code as it is into a text file, then save the file as a.html and view it in a browser. It should look quite similar to this screenshot: Screenshot

Let’s go through the code.

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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<title>zanox Web Services - Contextual Product Search</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>zanox Web Services - Contextual Product Search</h1>
<div id="zxAdList"></div> <!-- // DIV HTML element to be filled with product information -->
<script type="text/javascript">

The first lines are the HTML part of the file. In line 7 the huge headline is created and in line 8 a DIV container is placed to be filled with our Web Service output.

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// function to add scripts to html header 
function addScript(url) { 
var script = document.createElement('script');
// preventing caching of the Web Service call by adding timestamp
script.src = url + '&t=' + new Date().getMinutes(); 
script.type = 'text/javascript';
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(script);
}

The function addScript() starting at line 11 takes a given URL. Then it creates in line 12 a new script in our HTML document like if we would add a <script></script> tag into the HTML code. In line 14 the parameter src is added to the script object and filled with the given URL like if we would extend the script tag to <script src="url"></script>.

The magic part + '&t=' + new Date().getMinutes() adds a timestamp to the URL. This doesn’t influent the script but prevents caching of the Web Service request. If we would strip the magic code, we would recieve always the same products even if we would use different search terms.

In line 16 we add the script to the HTML HEAD section. Do you know why?
Wouldn’t it work also if we would include the script from within the HTML BODY section?

We have to add it to the HTML HEAD section, because we are calling a URL of another domain. The script is placed on your server and calls the zanox Web Service URL. If we would put the script into the HTML BODY this would lead to a security warning or an error. But doing it from within the HTML HEAD section there is no problem.

Why don’t we put the script into the HTML HEAD section manually?

Because we are programing a widget. Widgets are added to the HTML BODY section per definitionem.

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// function for zanox product search  
// for detailed parameter description see 
// http://wiki.zanox.com/en/Products_Resource#GET:_Contextual_product_search
   function productSearch(version, applicationid, adspace, region, programs, minPrice, maxPrice, category, page, items, q, callback) {
    var url = 'http://api.zanox.com/json/' + version + '/products?applicationid=' + applicationid;
// adspace=null returns tracking links for all adspaces 
    if (adspace) url += '&adspace=' + adspace;
// sales region; e.g. de, fr, it; null means "all countries"
    if (region) url += '&region=' + region;
// program ID 
    if (programs) url += '&programs=' + programs;
// zanox product category ID; null means "all categories"  
    if (category) url += '&category=' + category;
// search result is paged 
    if (page) url += '&page=' + page;
// number of products per page 
    if (items) url += '&items=' + items;
// minimum price 
    if (minPrice) url += '&minPrice=' + minPrice;
// maximum price 
    if (maxPrice) url += '&maxPrice=' + maxPrice;
// handler for the search result 
    if (callback) url += '&callback=' + callback;
// search term 
    if (q) url += '&q=' + q;
// adding script to html header 
    addScript(url);
   }

The function productSearch() performes the zanox product search. Basically we are building a URL calling the product search service and handing over several parameters. Please refer to the zanox wiki to see the complete documentation. In line 22 we are starting to build the URL with http://api.zanox.com/json/, adding the folder of the current version, the method product, and the application ID as the first parameter.

Where do I get my application ID?

Go to http://www.zanox.com. Login using the top right form. Activate the tab Web Services (BETA) and grab the application ID from the table or create a new one using the button.

The next parameters are filters for the search. Then in line 40 the handler for the result is defined. Finally in line 44 the prior function addScript() is called to move the Web Services call into the HTML HEAD section which leads to an instant execution of it.

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// function for computing of the search result 
   function handler(data) {
    if (data.productsResult) {
     var productItems = data.productsResult.productItem;
// accessing the existing div element with the ID "zxAdList" 
     var theList = document.getElementById('theList');
// looping through the product results 
     for (var i = 0; i < productItems.length; i++) {
      var productItem = productItems[i];
      var link = '';
      if (productItem.url.adspace instanceof Array) {
// selecting tracking link related to the first adspace
      link = productItem.url.adspace[0].$; 
      }
      else {
       link = productItem.url.adspace.$;
      }
// creating a list item <li><a href="PRODUCT LINK">PRODUCT NAME at ADVERTISER only PRODUCT PRICE</a></li>
      var item = document.createElement("li");
      item.innerHTML = "<a href='" + link + "'>" + productItem.name + " at " + productItem.program.$ + " only " + productItem.price.toFixed(2) + "&nbsp;" + productItem.currency + "</a>";
// appending item to theList
      theList.appendChild(item);
     }
    }
   }

The function handler(data) catches the result delivered in the container data.productsResult. The products are stored in the array data.productsResult.productItem In line 51 we are creating a handler for the list where we want to put the single product items in. Beginning in line 53 we are looping through the products.
For every product we have the following data. (This is the example from the zanox Web Services documentation in our wiki.)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<response xmlns="http://api.zanox.com/namespace/2009-02-01/">
 <productsResult>
   <productItem id="76485b5f7021f7bc03b853fbf5debb53">
   <name>Example product</name>
   <modified>2008-06-01T17:00:00Z</modified>
   <description>Description of the example product item</description>
   <manufacturer>Example Inc.</manufacturer>
   <program id="333">Example Inc. advertising program</program>
   <currency>EUR</currency>
   <price>39.90</price>
   <category id="10000"></category>
   <ean>3817610347</ean>
   <image>
    <small>http://www.example.com/productimage/71/BTP/4X_20425_3028.jpg</small>
    <medium>http://www.example.com/productimage/71/bp/4X_20425_3028.jpg</medium>
    <large>http://www.example.com/productimage/71/BM/4X_20425_3028.jpg</large>
   </image>
   <url>
    <adspace id="1">http://www.zanox-affiliate.de/ppc/77171C831740488ULP=[[000697]]</adspace>
    <adspace id="2">http://www.zanox-affiliate.de/ppc/77172C832740488ULP=[[000697]]</adspace>
    <adspace id="3">http://www.zanox-affiliate.de/ppc/77173C833740488ULP=[[000697]]</adspace>
   </url>
   </productItem>
  </productsResult>
</response>

Please keep in mind that only the attributes

  • productItem id

  • name

  • modified

  • manufacturer

  • program id

  • currency

  • category id
are always available.

Also the image urls are not supervised by zanox. Sometimes there are no ones. Sometimes the url format is wrong. Sometimes instead of a product image an image with a text like “No image” is delivered.

The description sometime includes (bad) HTML code.

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// creating an unordered list <ul id="theList"></ul> 
   var theList = document.createElement("ul");
   theList.setAttribute("id","theList");
// accessing the existing div element with the ID "zxAdList" 
   var zxAdList = document.getElementById('zxAdList');
// adding theList to zxAdList
   zxAdList.appendChild(theList);

In lines 72 to 77 we are creating a unordered list and appending it to the DIV container established in line 8. (This list is filled with LI items in lines 64 to 67.)

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// performing the zanox search 
   productSearch('2009-02-01', 'BE94C4947839E8AB4D67', null, null, '660', null, null, null, 0, 5, 'red towel', 'handler');

In line 79 the function productSearch() is called handing over the parameters

  1. Version – the zanox Web Services version – 2009-02-01

  2. Application ID - place your application ID here; the current is mine (you CAN use, but it’s ME earning the money then ) – BE94C4947839E8AB4D67

  3. AdSpace ID - you can append the transactions to a dedicated advertising space of yours – null

  4. Region – filters the result set to products for one country here, e.g. France or Kenia – null

  5. Programs – filters the result set to one advertiser – 660

  6. Minimum price – filters the result set to products mre expensive than this – null

  7. Maximum price – filters the result set to products cheaper than this – null

  8. Category – filters the result set to one zanox product category – null

  9. Page – the result set is splitted into pages; only the products of the page set here will be displayed – 0

  10. Items – number of products per page – 5

  11. Search term – what we are searching for – red towel

  12. callback – access key to the result set – handler

Playtime! You can play with some filters now. Try this:

productSearch('2009-02-01', 'BE94C4947839E8AB4D67', null, 'de', '660', null, null, null, 0, 25, 'Rolling Stones', 'handler');

productSearch('2009-02-01', 'BE94C4947839E8AB4D67', null, 'se', '660', 8, 20, null, 0, 5, 'Sweater', 'handler');

productSearch('2009-02-01', 'BE94C4947839E8AB4D67', null, 'fr', '660', 200, 500, null, 0, 10, 'South Korean Samsung Electronics plans to launch a new generation refrigerator, equipped with RFID, which detects when its contents are running low or approaching expiration dates', 'handler');

Finally we are closing the file …

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</script>
 </body>
</html>

... and the workshop. See you next time!

]]> http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/15/zanox-web-services-workshop-10/feed/ 0 ZDK shutdown begins http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/15/zdk-shutdown-begins/ http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/15/zdk-shutdown-begins/#comments Wed, 15 Apr 2009 14:45:17 +0000 Sebastian Wallroth http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/?p=691 offAs announced on March 27th, 2009 35 ZDK methods are shutdown by today.

Please refer to the migration scheme in our wiki to learn how to migrate from the shutdown ZDK methods to the corresponding zanox Web Services methods.

  • CountTrackingData

  • GetAdServers

  • GetAdServerStatisticByDay

  • GetAdServerStatisticByMonth

  • GetAdServerStatisticByWeek

  • GetAdServerStatisticByYear

  • GetAllContentProviders

  • GetAllTrackingCategories

  • GetClicksByAdMedia

  • GetClicksByHour

  • GetClicksByProgram

  • GetClicksTotal

  • GetContentProviderByProgram

  • GetContentProviders

  • GetCreatedTransactions

  • GetCreatedTransactionsByProgram

  • GetHistory

  • GetMasterAdSpaces

  • GetMerchantProductData

  • GetMyShopAts

  • GetPartnerValue

  • GetPartnerValues

  • GetProductdataStatus

  • GetProductOffers

  • GetProgramId

  • GetPrograms

  • GetTopSellers

  • GetTrackingCategoriesByProgram

  • GetTrackingData

  • GetTrackingTypes

  • GetWebsiteId

  • GetWebsites

  • MethodsList

  • SearchProductOffers

  • Version

If have any questions please don’t hesitate to send us a mail to webservices@zanox.com. We hope that you will like the new zanox Web Services as much as we do.

Will inform you about further migration steps in this blog.

]]> http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/15/zdk-shutdown-begins/feed/ 0 How to monetize your blog, part I http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/03/how-to-monetize-your-blog-part-i/ http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/03/how-to-monetize-your-blog-part-i/#comments Fri, 03 Apr 2009 14:09:59 +0000 Daniel Neubauer http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/?p=639 This tutorial shows how to monetize blogs using zanox Web Services.

Part-I of this tutorial will focus on blogger.com.

So everything you’ll need to do is:

  1. Open your Blog Layout at blogger.com (screen 1)

  2. Create a new HTML/Script Gadget (screen 2)

  3. Use the the Widget Source Code from snipplr as content for the HTML/Script Gadget (screen 3)

  4. Replace the ApplicationId in the source example with yours and start writing content.

As you can see at screen 4, the new Gadget shows product data offers as a list of text links, always related to the headline of your blog entry.

Running live example: http://showcaseblog.blogspot.com/

Have fun!

]]> http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/03/how-to-monetize-your-blog-part-i/feed/ 1 Download updated products with zanox Web Services http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/03/download-updated-products-with-zanox-web-services/ http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/03/download-updated-products-with-zanox-web-services/#comments Fri, 03 Apr 2009 10:00:36 +0000 mira http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/?p=627 How to keep your product data in sync using zanox Web Services and the latest feature “Download by last modified date”. Instead of downloading the hole product data feed, you can just download the latest changes.



Read more about this in our Wiki

]]> http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/03/download-updated-products-with-zanox-web-services/feed/ 0 $2 Million zanox Appliation Store Contest kicked-off http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/01/2-million-zanox-appliation-store-contest-kicked-off/ http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/01/2-million-zanox-appliation-store-contest-kicked-off/#comments Wed, 01 Apr 2009 18:04:28 +0000 Sebastian Wallroth http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/?p=615 2 Million Dollar zanox Appliation Store ContestToday at the Web 2.0 Expo our CEO Thomas Hessler officially launched the $2.0 Mio zanox Application Store Contest 2009. The start-up contest, which we hold together with the M&A advisory company Corporate Finance Partners, will award the winning business model(s) an investment of up to two million US-Dollars for the best monetizing application based on zanox Web Services.

As announced during the 1 Mio EUR zanox Web Service Contest 2008 Winner Ceremony at the zanox GAP Campus, hosted by zanox and Corporate Finance Partners, we want to give start-ups a second opportunity to successfully monetize their business models with zanox Web Services in various ways.

  • Monetise your existing widgets or application for Facebook, iPhone, iGoogle or any other platform

  • Develop new internet or mobile innovations and generate a considerable volume of well-converting traffic into leads or sales

  • Earn from innovation via the zanox Application Store

  • Convince the contest jury and win up to $2 million venture capital for your business model

Everyone from all over the world is invited to register for the contest. For additional information also check out the zanox Web Services Documentation Wiki.

Good luck and enjoy monetising!

]]> http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/04/01/2-million-zanox-appliation-store-contest-kicked-off/feed/ 1 Web Services launch and ZDK end of life http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/27/web-services-launch-and-zdk-end-of-life/ http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/27/web-services-launch-and-zdk-end-of-life/#comments Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:41:38 +0000 Francesco Votta http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/?p=605 In February zanox launched the new zanox Web Services to help our publishers to monetize their innovative business ideas. To get an overview of our new zanox Web Services and what you can do with it, please have a look at the related post.

The new zanox Web Services allow you to access a full set of resources and to automate your interaction with the zanox system. This helps you to optimize the targeting of your customers thanks to the new and more evolved product search mechanisms.

Please note that, in order to concentrate all our resources on further developing our new Web Services, we will have to close down the old ZDK features within the first half of 2009.

This process will be executed in phases: The first phase will start on 15 April 2009 when we will switch off the methods with very limited usage in the last year. Click here to see the list of the deprecated methods.

Further information on the following phases will follow soon.

To help you with migrating to new zanox Web Services we are pleased to provide you with a migration scheme.

By clicking on the following links you can get a full overview of the documentation for the new zanox Web Services:

  1. Web Services Documentation

  2. Learn how to take part

  3. Use the ready made Client Libraries

If there is anything we can do to help you, please feel free to drop us a note at webservices@zanox.com. We hope that you will like the new Web Services as much as we do.

]]> http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/27/web-services-launch-and-zdk-end-of-life/feed/ 0 1 Mio EUR zanox Web Service Contest 2008 Winner Ceremony http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/26/1-mio-eur-zanox-web-service-contest-2008-winner-ceremony/ http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/26/1-mio-eur-zanox-web-service-contest-2008-winner-ceremony/#comments Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:10:25 +0000 Sebastian Wallroth http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/?p=584 With an overwhelming event the 1 Mio EUR zanox Web Service Contest 2008 came to an end. More than 250 people met under the motto “Internet Republic Germany – entrepreneurs and politicians focus on the internet as a critical success factor” at the zanox GAP Campus. Andreas Thümmler, Corporate Finance Partners, handed over (symbolic) an 1 Mio Euro attaché case to contest winners representative Christian Sauer, Webtrekk.

“We will use the capital to make further improvements to our products, and in particular for the globalisation of our core product, Webtrekk Q3”, Webtrekk founder and Chief Executive Christian Sauer said.

ZANOX CEO Thomas Hessler announced a follower of the successful “1 Mio EUR zanox Web Service Contest 2008”, the “2 Mio $ zanox Application Store Contest”, that will be started at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, March 31 – April 3, 2009.

“After receiving so many impressive entries for our first contest last Autumn, zanox and our partners are keen to give start-ups a second opportunity to successfully monetize their business models with zanox Web Services,” said Thomas Hessler, CEO and founder of zanox. “With the current state of the worldwide economy, it’s become increasingly difficult for many of these companies to secure follow-up financing for their projects – this is where we would like to help.”

The ceremony event was also hosted by the leader of the German liberal Free Democratic Party, Guido Westerwelle, as a guest speaker.

Thanks to all for coming. All the other can get some impression through the huge bloggers echo, the event tweets and the flickr gallery. Stay tuned for more information to come about the new contest in this blog.

]]> http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/26/1-mio-eur-zanox-web-service-contest-2008-winner-ceremony/feed/ 2 zanox Web Service benefit: Automation http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/23/zanox-web-service-benefit-automation/ http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/23/zanox-web-service-benefit-automation/#comments Mon, 23 Mar 2009 12:27:11 +0000 Francesco Votta http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/?p=544 As you saw with the launch of the new zanox Web Services, one of the first benefit you can have our our new zanox Web Services is automation of your interaction with zanox.

A first example could be to retrieving automatically your statistics.

Watch the video to get inspired!






 

 

 

]]> http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/23/zanox-web-service-benefit-automation/feed/ 0 zanox 1 Million Euro Web Services Contest: Celebrating the winner http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/16/zanox-1-million-euro-web-services-contest-celebrating-the-winner/ http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/2009/03/16/zanox-1-million-euro-web-services-contest-celebrating-the-winner/#comments Mon, 16 Mar 2009 16:02:07 +0000 Sebastian Wallroth http://blog.zanox.com/en/webservices/?p=446 ticketOn 24 March 2009 zanox, Corporate Finance Partners and Mountain Partners celebrate the zanox 1 Mio Euro Web Services Contest winner Webtrekk. The who-is-who of the German internet szene celebrates together with Guido Westerwelle, leader of the liberal Free Democratic Party of Germany (FDP), at the zanox GAP campus.

250 Guests from the German Online Szene are coming to the festive prize award and the following networking party. The event will be video-streamed to the web. If you would like to attend the event, just get in touch with your zanox contact person in order to receive a code you will need for signing up. Looking forward to seeing you at the contest winner party!

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