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Monday, September 24, 2007

Koinup Launches Social Networking For Virtual Life

-Brescia, Italy-based Koinup has announced the launch of its eponymous social network, "entirely dedicated to your virtual life." Whereas MySpace, Facebook and their ilk are a social network for one's real life, it seems that Koinup is going for meta -- a social network to share, document and keep tabs on the life of your avatar and its friends in the virtual space.

Users can create profiles, write journals and stories, publish pictures and share machinima videos all based on their world of choice. Koinup promises almost unlimited free storage space for uploads, too, all with the aim of aggregating and enabling ease of access for multiplayer game and virtual world-focused content.

"Virtual worlds, MMORPGs and Metaverses are the new frontiers of internet entertainment and creativity," Koinup says in its press release. "Each day milions of people spend their time in virtual environments and use these innovative spaces to express themselves and to create art, photos and videos."

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Posted by Leigh Alexander on September 24, 2007 12:42 PM |

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