Template:Infobox song contest/doc

Usage

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Melodifestivalen 2009
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Dates
Quarter-final	7 February 2009 14 February 2009
Semi-final	21 February 2009 28 February 2009
Second chance	7 March 2009
Final	14 March 2009
Venue	Globe Arena, Stockholm, Sweden
Presenter(s)	Petra Mede
Interval act	Pihlman & Pål
Website	Template:Official URL
Participants
Number of entries	32: 8 in each semi-final; 11 in the final (2 from each semi-final, 2 from the Second Chance round, and 1 selected by the international jury)
Vote
Voting system	50% Jury, 50% SMS and telephone voting 12 juries (11 regional juries and one international jury) give 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 points to their seven favourite songs. People in each country can vote by televote or SMS. Televoting gives 12, 24, 48, 72, 96, 120 and 144 points to the seven most popular songs.
Winning song	"La voix" by Malena Ernman

Parameter	Contents
name	The full name (e.g. Melodifestivalen 2000)
logo	The logo of the contest. Do not add "[[file:" to the file name. To change the size, add "|size:" to the end of the file name, followed by the desired size of the file.
quarter	Date of the quarter-final(s) (if held) (e.g. 1 January 2000). For multiples add <br />
semi	Date of the semi-final(s) (if held) (e.g. 1 January 2000). For multiples add <br />
second	Date of the Second Chance round (used in such contests as Sweden's Melodifestivalen or Norway's Melodi Grand Prix) (e.g. 1 January 2000).
final	Date of the contest final (e.g. 1 January 2000)
presenters	Presenter(s) who present the contest, multiples add <br />
conductor	Conductor who conducts the contest
director	Director who directs the contest
broadcaster	The broadcaster of the contest – abbreviated form (e.g. SVT)
winner	Winning song of the contest, use quotation marks for song titles, followed by the winning artist: "song title" by [[artist]]
vote	Voting system used
entries	Number of songs taking part
interval	Interval act
opening	Opening act
con	Main contest (e.g Melodifestivalen)
pre	Contest before the years Contest (Use: 2006)
nex	Contest after the years Contest (Use: 2008)