Fanposter.org announces launch of social platform for Fans to create giant poster of Fan pictures

PRLog (Press Release) - May 06, 2008 -
Fanposter.org (http://www.fanposter.org) today announced the launch of a new social platform that allows enthusiastic Fans from all over the world to share their passion by creating a new or joining an existing Fanposter. The result is a collage of Fan pictures stiched together to form a giant Poster which can be presented and seen in a popular place. Fanposter.org is the first platform that allows internet users to create online posters where enthusiastic Fans can upload their funniest, craziest or most memorable Fan pictures and thereby connect with other Fans.

"It's incredible to see so many happy and cheerful Fan pictures being uploaded to Fanposter.org", says Michael Gaigg, founder of Fanposter.org. "Since our beta release in April more than 2000 Fans have subscribed and uploaded their pictures to one or the other Fanposter on Fanposter.org. The creativity and variety of Fan pictures is sheer endless and I find it hard to let an hour pass by without checking back for new Fans."

The Fanposter.org platform follows the web 2.0 trend that empowers internet users to create their own content which, in the context of Fanposter.org, is starting an online Fanposter that grows through the continous participation of the fan community. "The real fascination lies in the engagement of the fans that upload so many amazing pictures and to see how your favorite Fanposter grows. It's also pritty exciting to know that those Fans are located all over the world, there are no boundaries anymore. It is common on a Fanposter to see Fans from over 30, 40, even 70 different countries."

"Share Your Passion!" is the slogan of Fanposter.org which should encourage Fans to show their passion by creating a Fanposter:
- For their favorite sport, game, activity
- About movies, bands, teams, cities,
- Their classroom, company, club
- Upcoming parties, concerts, events

Popular Fanposters include the New Kids on the Block (http://nkotb.fanposter.org/), 2006 World Cup Fanposter (http://2006worldcup.fanposter.org/), B5 (http://b5online.fanposter.org/), Dierks Bentley (http://dierks-bentley.fanposter.org/) or the recently added 2008 Eurocup Fanposter for the Soccer Cup in Austria/Switzerland later this year (http://euro2008.fanposter.org/).

Creating a Fanposter and participation is free at http://www.fanposter.org/

Media Contact: Michael Gaigg, press@fanposter.org

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