Giganews Announces Fast, Free 1Gbps Service during Campus Party 2009 in Brazil

01/19/2009

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Giganews, Inc., the world's foremost premium Usenet provider, announced that they will provide this year's Campus Party attendees with a free 1 Gbps Usenet connection and free USB drives for students. Campus Party 2009 will take place in São Paulo, Brazil, from January 19 to 25, 2009.

Student Campus Party attendees will receive a free USB drive in their welcome kit. The USB drive is configured with Giganews Usenet browser software that runs directly from the USB drive to make it easy for students to search, upload and download Usenet content. All attendees will be able to access Giganews Usenet via the 1 Gbps Internet connection Giganews will provide.

Giganews will also host Campus Party discussion and binary groups for each specific area of specialty at Campus Party. Every time attendees post to the groups they will be entered in a prize drawing. Prizes include an iPod Nano, iPod Touch and a year of free Giganews Usenet service.

Campus Party is an annual, week-long high-speed Internet party for students established in 1997 in Spain. This year marks the second Campus Party held in São Paulo, Brazil. Campus Party events are attended by thousands of students with 6000 expected in Brazil. Common activities include computer gaming and sharing digital technology information.

Giganews® Usenet is a global, public social networking community that enables its members to share discussions and user generated content on an unlimited number of topics. Today, Giganews Usenet represents over 100K (and growing rapidly) multimedia Internet channels and interactive discussions. On a daily basis Usenet members upload over 5TB of new discussions and user generated content, which is accessed by tens of millions of people from over 180 countries.

Giganews is a trademark of Giganews, Inc. All other trademarks mentioned in this document are the property of their respective owners

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