WDR, a world leader in the storage industry, has announced the opening of the “Time Capsule Project”, a special initiative designed to capture the moments of our time and safely store them on a WD hard drive for future generations to see.
The WDR Time Capsule Project is a call-out to everyday people, communities, towns, cities and countries to submit memories they would like to preserve, be they photos of a first car, graduation ceremony, a group photo of lifelong friends, a black-and-white photo of one's grandparents or images of an environmentally friendly initiative in a bustling metropolis. For anyone wanting to preserve a memory in the WDR Time Capsule for our next generation to experience, this is a unique opportunity.
Commenting on the launch, Mr Sharad Srivastava, Director, India and South Asia, Western Digital, said, "The Time Capsule Project is important for WD. It gives us an opportunity to demonstrate to our customers, colleagues and friends the importance of backing up valuable memories. We want to encourage people to observe the society around them, notice important changes taking place and use this opportunity to record and preserve into history the world as they see it in 2009."
The WDR Time Capsule Project is open for a one-year period and will offer citizens a variety of monthly themes for inspiration. Participants automatically are entered into a monthly drawing with the opportunity to win special prizes. Highlights of saved images will be showcased in a photo ticker on the site throughout the year as an example to others.
