Canadian New Media Awards Announces 2010 Nominees

The Canadian New Media Awards (CNMAs) organizers announced the final 2010 nominees last night in Toronto. The CNMAs are the country’s only nationwide competition that clebrates the accomplishments of Canada’s most successful digital media companies.

Now its 10th year, the Canadian New Media Awards are a part of nextMEDIA Toronto, Canada’s leading forum for the convergence of all forms of digital media, taking place November 29th & 30th, 2010 at the Design Exchange in Toronto. The CNMA gala ceremony will be held December 1, 2010, on the Trading Floor of the Design Exchange.

Company of the Year:

Frima Studio
I Love Rewards
Metroleap
Syncapse Corp.
Vision Critical

Promising New Company of the Year:

Bitstrips Inc.
Entrinsic
Polar Mobile
Trend Hunter

Digital Media Technology of the Year:

dimeRocker, OverInteractive Media
HootSuite, HootSuite Media, Inc.
Shiny Ads, Shiny Ads
Voices.com, Voices.com

The finalists for the remaining categories can be found here.

Company:: Vision Critical
Website:: http://www.visioncritical.com
Location:: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Vision Critical is a leader in the development, marketing and deployment of online research software in North America. The company''s innovative tools - custom panels, interactive surveys, private communities, and 3D Web environments - help organizations make critical decisions that positively impact their bottom line. Vision Critical is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada and has offices in Toronto, Calgary and... more

Company:: MetroLeap Media Inc.
Website:: http://www.metroleap.com
Location:: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Founded in 2004, MetroLeap Media Inc. is a leading provider of entertainment content within the music Internet market. Its flagship site, www.metrolyrics.com, is the most trafficked lyrics site worldwide reaching more than 48 million unique monthly visitors. MetroLyrics was the first lyrics dedicated site in the world to provide its users with a fully licensed database of complete and accurate song lyrics,... more

Company:: I Love Rewards
Website:: http://iloverewards.com
Location:: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

I Love Rewards designs online points-based, branded corporate incentive programs that drive the behaviours most important to the success of your business. We consult with clients on a one-on-one basis and suggest customized solutions for their own corporate incentive program to ensure success. Organizations are beginning to recognize the diversity in today's workforce. Our solutions are tailored to influence the... more

Company:: Syncapse
Website:: http://www.syncapse.com
Location:: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

A global leader in the practice areas of digital consulting, community building, technology solutions, and digital measurement, Syncapse helps our clients leverage the power of social media to drive greater value and success for their businesses. Using expert cross-discipline strategic thinking paired with leading-edge customizable technologies, we create unique and innovative solutions that thrive in the ever... more

Company:: Frima Studio
Website:: http://www.frimastudio.com
Location:: Québec, Québec, Canada

Founded in Québec city in 2003 by Steve Couture, Philippe Bégin and Christian Daigle, Frima Studio has proved to be a successful journey for 3 entrepreneurs looking to build quality video games in the midst of the dotcom crash. We wish we could say the name Frima comes from Latin roots or ancient Greek but the explanation is rather rational; the three musketeers combined their skills in winter time. The windows of... more

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