Rules of the competition: The BAHRAIN eCONTENT AWARD is open to any company, organisation and individual active in the content industry and based in the Kingdom of Bahrain. The presented e-product must be produced fully or partially by a Bahraini individual or company, which must reflect Bahrain's local morals and traditions without any advocacy for racism, secularism, nudity, gambling, or any indecent content. The participant must register his/her e-product based on the correct category set by the Award regulations. The Award judges have the right to disqualify any work submitted that does not follow the correct category set by the Award regulations. The participant must provide the appropriate electronic access to his/her submitted e-product for evaluation purposes by the judging team. Award results announced by the organizing team are final. Entries can be made in any United Nations language. All entries have to be complete products or applications and include instructions for installation and use. No drafts, demonstrations or unfinished prototypes are accepted. Incomplete submissions and those not conforming to the published guidelines will be disqualified without further notice. There is no possible legal recourse against these decisions. Submitters are held responsible for the smooth functioning of their products and applications. Pictures, sound, content and software etc. must have copyright permission and the uses of all software should be legal. All materials submitted become the property of the organisers and will not be returned. One copy of the submitted product will be archived for the record. No commercial use of this archive may or will be made. All offline products must be sent by the producers to the BeA office in Manama and arrive no later the November 30th. The BeA office does not accept mailing or transport costs for any entry. With completion of registration, participants in the Award accept the rules, guidelines and Award criteria governing BAHRAIN eCONTENT AWARD. The registration and submission process of a product to the evaluation itself does in no way entitle it to specific benefits. There is no possible legal recourse against the organisers.