MediaPost is reporting the launch of DisFriends.com, a social networking site created with the Disney fan in mind, where Disney-ites can create profiles, share pictures and journals and communicate with one another using live chat and discussion boards. To celebrate the launch, the site is featuring a “Share the Magic” promotion that gives members the chance to win Disney Dollars when they post anecdotes from past trips to Disneyland or Walt Disney World.
—Christopher Perez
Social Networking Site Targets Disney Fans
Sep 30, 2008 • Post A Comment
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