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Last Chance: Take Survey, Win Free Movies for a Year

Hey guys, you can still win a year's worth of free movies from Netflix or Blockbuster (your pick), but today is your last chance to enter. It's ridiculously easy. Here's how. More »

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Take Survey, Win Free Year of Movies From Netflix or Blockbuster (Your Choice)

Hey, how would you like to win a year's worth of free movies from Netflix or Blockbuster? (Your pick.) It's easier than it should be. More »

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Apple Perceived As Gay-Friendly, Samsung Not

In a recent survey, 757 gay and lesbian participants were asked to rank companies by their gay-friendly factor. Apple came in first place among tech companies with 39% of participants strongly considering the brand to be gay-friendly. Among all brands, Apple came in second behind Bravo (who dominated with a rating of 52%). But alas, things didn't turn out so well for our friends (we can no longer be seen in public with) at Samsung.
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Fill a Survey, Win a TomTom GPS

How often do you get to tell someone else about yourself and have them listen with rapt attention? Not often. Here's your chance to do just that and possibly win a TomTom ONE 3rd Edition for your trouble. All you have to do is fill out this survey, then email surveys@gawker.com and tell them what the last question asked. Easy peasy.

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Take Survey, Win Stuff

It's survey time again, and if you fill this out, you'll be entered in a drawing for a $300 Amex gift card. It's short and sweet, and $300 for 5-10 minutes of work sounds like a good deal. [Survey]

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Take a Survey and Win a $250 Jet Blue Card

Hey, folks. Feel like winning a $250 JetBlue Gift Card? It's easy. More »

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Consumers Don't Care About Phone Features, Are Sheep

According to J.D. Power and Associates, the average Joe Twelve-Pack doesn't care about phone features. He wants something that's cheap and looks purdy, hence the meteoric rise of Motorola's four-letter phones. 39 percent of the users survey named style as the number one reason for picking their phones and 29 percent like their phones because they were free. More »