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*Potter* · 12-18-2003, 12:50 AM

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Originally posted by Dumbledore@Dec 17 2003, 07:26 PM
* Potter Project's FanLib going strong

Summary:
The whole article is very interesting. It mentions SnitchSeeker and quotes several big TV Network Execs.

Article:

Here's a small taste:

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'This is much more of a game that allows people to express their creativity,' said Mr. Williams, who added that FanLib is not for professional TV writers.*

Mr. Williams predicted he'll have a deal within 60 days. 'The technology will be launched in a major way; there's a 99 percent chance,' he said.

A Fox spokesman said its marketing executives met with the company but had no comment. George Schweitzer, executive VP of marketing and communications at CBS, said, 'It's novel, creatively different. There is a committed fan base.'

Earlier this year, FanLib did a beta test with a Harry Potter Web site called Snitchseeker.com, working on a seven-scene effort for a new Harry Potter adventure. Some 6,000 people submitted scenes, and some 125,000 visited the site during the test.

Click the link below to read the whole story.

TV Week

And another cool article that mentions FanLib and our site: My2Centences

wow thats an awesome piece of news Rich!

I love seeing Snitch Seeker making it in public!

12-18-2003, 12:50 AM	#7 (permalink)
Potter Mooncalf Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 7,179	Quote: Originally posted by Dumbledore@Dec 17 2003, 07:26 PM * Potter Project's FanLib going strong Summary: The whole article is very interesting. It mentions SnitchSeeker and quotes several big TV Network Execs. Article: Here's a small taste: Quote: 'This is much more of a game that allows people to express their creativity,' said Mr. Williams, who added that FanLib is not for professional TV writers.* Mr. Williams predicted he'll have a deal within 60 days. 'The technology will be launched in a major way; there's a 99 percent chance,' he said. A Fox spokesman said its marketing executives met with the company but had no comment. George Schweitzer, executive VP of marketing and communications at CBS, said, 'It's novel, creatively different. There is a committed fan base.' Earlier this year, FanLib did a beta test with a Harry Potter Web site called Snitchseeker.com, working on a seven-scene effort for a new Harry Potter adventure. Some 6,000 people submitted scenes, and some 125,000 visited the site during the test. Click the link below to read the whole story. TV Week And another cool article that mentions FanLib and our site: My2Centences wow thats an awesome piece of news Rich! I love seeing Snitch Seeker making it in public! __________________ Graphics made by: InTheirBadnessReign