CrowdGather (CRWG) Adds Nintendo Fan Community NSider2.com to Growing Portfolio of Forum Communities
CrowdGather (CRWG), which operates a growing network of online portals similar to companies like Internet Brands, Inc. (INET) or IAC/InterActiveCorp (IACI), recently announced the addition of Nintendo fan community NSider2.com to its valuable portfolio of communities.
One of the leading networks of forum communities on the Internet, CrowdGather (CRWG), today announced that it has acquired the domain names and site related to a long-standing community of Nintendo fans at www.nsider2.com. According to Wikipedia, Nsider2 was one of several fan communities that launched after Nintendo decided to close its Nsider fan forums during a site overhaul in September, 2007. The Nintendo site reopened the forums in December, 2007, but with a focus on technical support for gamers.
Nsider2 is a leading gaming site with over 13,000 registered members and traffic of over 2 million monthly page views according to Google analytics.
“We are pleased to add this robust fan community to our gaming vertical,” said Sanjay Sabnani, CrowdGather’s Chairman and CEO. “We believe forums are a big part of Internet history and Nsider2 is no exception. Formed by Nintendo gaming fans for other fans, the community is entering its third year of existence and still going strong. We welcome them to the CrowdGather family”.
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With its growing portfolio of special interest forums and enthusiast message board communities, CrowdGather (www.crowdgather.com) has created a centralized network to benefit forum members, forum owners and forum advertisers. CrowdGather provides a highly interactive and informational social network for members, a management and revenue-sharing resource for third-party forum owners, and a largely untapped advertising network for marketers worldwide.
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