Social Media Weekend gives fans a chance to win big from Sept. 16-18 at Camden Yards
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September 12, 2011 11:12 am
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It’s been a big year as far as social media is concerned at MASNsports.com. We’ve kept you informed via our new mobile alert text-messaging system, interacted with you over Twitter and engaged in discussions on Facebook. Along the way, we’ve used these burgeoning technologies to allow you to meet your favorite Orioles players, and to win memorabilia and unique fan experiences in special contests.
This weekend, as a thank you to its loyal social media followers, MASN will reward tech-savvy…It’s been a big year as far as social media is concerned at MASNsports.com. We’ve kept you informed via our new mobile alert text-messaging system, interacted with you over Twitter and engaged in discussions on Facebook. Along the way, we’ve used these burgeoning technologies to allow you to meet your favorite Orioles players, and to win memorabilia and unique fan experiences in special contests.
This weekend, as a thank you to its loyal social media followers, MASN will reward tech-savvy fans during the Orioles’ three-game series against the Los Angeles Angels.
What’s on tap?
We’ll challenge fans with a scavenger hunt at Camden Yards and afford lucky fans the opportunity for pregame meet-and-greets with O’s players. Randomly chosen winners will get special behind-the-scenes access to the “O’s Xtra” set, and MASN’s production truck and TV broadcast facilities. We’ll be giving away seat upgrades and autographed memorabilia, too.
Winners will be selected through interactive posts at the MASN Orioles Facebook page, via Twitter on @masnorioles and during in-stadium contests at Camden Yards. In other words, just keep doing what you’ve been doing all season long – keeping track of the Orioles and interacting with other fans via these social media platforms.
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