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September 7, 2004 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- The Cable & Wireless Childnet Academy 2005 (childnetacademy.org) announced on Tuesday the launch of an international competition that will reward talented young UK Web designers, aged 18 and under, with an expenses paid trip to Jamaica.
The winners of the competition will attend the week-long Academy in Jamaica next Easter, where they will be provided with Web support, technical advice and leadership training from a team of Internet experts. The joint initiative, run by children's Internet charity Childnet International and Cable & Wireless (cw.com), is intended to celebrate the creativity of young people who are developing exciting online projects that have a positive effect on other young people worldwide.
Young people who have limited access to technology but who have a "new idea" for the Internet can enter the competition's New to the Net category. Entries are also being invited for the competition's Individual & Schools categories.
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