The Peperami Brief - Who Walks Away With The Bounty?

As some of you know things have been very busy over here at Idea Bounty over the last few weeks. We launched an awesome new brief from the Allan Gray Orbis Foundation - $3000 up for grabs! - which launched in conjunction with the Global Entrepreneurship Week. Check out the full brief here. At the same time we have also been getting ready to let you all know who the winner of the Peperami brief is.

But as you may have guessed I have some very frustrating; and some would say quite depressing news to deliver. We unfortunately won't be able to make the Peperami winners announcement until next week. I know this must be one of the single most irritating bits of news to receive on a Friday... I, for one, kind of feel like this:

The delay is due to getting all of the legal necessities in place - things are taking a bit longer due to a first in Idea Bounty's History - but more about that when we make the announcement, which I am hoping will be done on Tuesday next week.

I really am sorry about this delay - I know what it must feel like to have to go through another weekend without knowing who walked away with the $10000. I will reveal however that we are planning a little something something for all the creatives who got an Idea into the Top 100 - so there will definitely be more than just the winner to congratulate next week!

If this is really pissing you off - we hope you still love us, but please feel free to send hate mail, insults and general frustration directly to my inbox. Hey sometimes you just gotta let it out...

In an effort to add some cheer to this depressing post I thought I would quickly share this amazingly cheesy song called "I've got nothing" by the ChartJackers.

The aim of the song is very clear - personally I think this is an awesome idea - and usually I'm very picky about music.. Cheesy as this song is though, I actually really like the harmonies in it. Apparently the lyrics to the song are made up of YouTube comments, and the melody was picked from suggestions made by the YouTube community. A truly crowdsourced fundrasing project - I love it!

All of the money from the song goes directly to Children In Need and you can buy a copy for yourself here. You can also get involved with the project through the ChatJackers Youtube Channel or on their Facebook group.