Stan Lee Media to Bring Personalized Web Pages for Fans

Back - Index - Submissions - - What is RSS? Date: Aug 30, 2000 Source: HomePage.com Submitted By: IWantitAJsWay@aol.com LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 28, 2000-- Multi-Year, Multi-URL Deal Includes the Backstreet Project, 7th Portal and The Accuser Stan Lee Media, the Internet-based, entertainment company founded by pop culture icon Stan Lee to produce exciting, original and globally branded entertainment franchises and other branded content for exploitation in all media, has selected HomePage.com to provide a hosted, personal Web page application for its online properties: the Backstreet Project (www.backstreetproject.com), 7th Portal (www.stanlee.net) and The Accuser (www.stanlee.net). HomePage.com, the leading supplier of hosted Web page applications for e-businesses, will provide each URL with home page-building capabilities. The Backstreet Project is a Web-based franchise chronicling the adventures of the platinum-selling singers as cyber crusaders. As a promotional tie-in, Burger King will feature Backstreet Project toys printed with the Backstreet Project URL as part of the chain's back to school campaign. Under the deal, HomePage.com will integrate a hosted Web page application for each domain. Fans of Stan Lee Media's online properties will be able to quickly and easily set up their own Web sites using HomePage.com's proprietary software. Each user will have 10MB of free disk space for their personal use, with an easy-to-remember Web address under the corresponding domain. About HomePage.com HomePage.com (www.homepage.com), an idealab! company, is the leading supplier of hosted Web page applications for e-businesses. HomePage.com's products enable online businesses to build and extend relationships with their customers. The Company's clients are Global 2000 companies and leading Internet businesses, including AOL's ICQ, About.com, BET, Discovery Communications and PETsMART.com, among others. These clients use HomePage.com's hosted solution for customer relationship management (CRM) and retention. Comment on this item. Next Item: Backstreet`s back -- and they have super powers Prev Item: Fan hurt at Backstreet Boys show sues for pain in the neck