NEW PORT RICHEY, FL, February 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) Fanz Media Group Inc. announced today the launch of fanz.com a social network specifically focused on sports enthusiasts. Web and social media experts, and the gurus of sports media have come together to create the ultimate network of sports fans. Fanz.com is an open forum specifically for any and every sport. Any sport you can think of, fanz.com instantly connects you with the multimedia and social streams and allows instant interaction with other sports fans from around the globe.
Fanz.com is a sports network that provides one click content feeds and real time interaction with your favorite team or athlete's entire multimedia stream from the internet including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, flickr, Wikipedia, Google, Yardbarker, Bleacher Report, Amazon and more. Access every piece of information about your favorite teams and athletes all in real-time, and in one click.
Sports fans can easily select their favorite teams and athletes, and instantly connect with every news post, Facebook post, Twitter post, YouTube post and more all in a single click. The fanz.com com feed for each team and athlete actively harvests information posted from around the net and places the information in a commentable feed. Fanz.com creates an environment where sports fans can easily communicate and connect with the entire fanbase of a particular sports team or athlete from Facebook and Twitter instantly connecting sports fans around the globe.
Fanz.com will also launch applications in the iPhone, Android, iPad, and Android pad markets in mid 2012. President and CEO Kurt Stevenson comments "We wanted to create and environment where sports fans could easily select their favorite teams and athletes, and instantly connect with all the media and social media streams from their favorites in one spot. Our mobile applications will turn every sports fan into an instant sports journalist allowing real-time gameday media to instantly be uploaded to the network from their phones".
Fanz.com has remained in private BETA, but will open to the public this week. The network is already boasting more than 40,000 members and is expected to reach millions by the end of 2012. Fanz.com will be the ultimate network devoted to diehard sports fans.
Fanz Media Group Inc. is a software development firm dedicated to the creation of networks and mobile applications for sports enthusiasts. Fanz Media Group Inc. owns and operates more than 20 digital media networks in the sports space. For more information, to schedule an interview, or to receive additional information on www.fanz.com please contact Kurt Stevenson at kurt@fanz.com.
Fanz Media Group Inc. Announces the Launch of fanz.com, the World's First Sports Network to Instantly Connect Millions of Sports Fans Across Social and Traditional Media
Fanz Media Group Inc. announced today the launch of fanz.com a social network specifically focused on sports enthusiasts. Web and social media experts, and the gurus of sports media have come together to create the ultimate network of sports fans.
2012-02-29
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