sevenload Launches in India

Social Media Network for photos, videos and webTV expands into Asia

Cologne, February 02, 2009- sevenload.com today announces the launch of the new localised video platform and social community for India.

sevenload is differentiates itself from other sites because it opens the door for young artists to prove their talent with their own webTV-format. sevenload offers them their own time slots in the cosmopolitan sevenload community and allows them to develop their own fan base.

In addition to user-generated content, sevenload offers owners of premium-content the access to a relevant target audience on the webTV market through branded entertainment, video advertising, viral video seeding and crossmedia solutions.

"The unbelievable response to our founding history in Europe convinced me, that we can provide our users and spectators individual entertainment and webTV in every country worldwide. Launching sevenload in India shows that we look beyond our borders and extend sevenload to an international media company, declares Ibrahim Evsan, founder and CTO of sevenload, about the background of the expansion.

The international track record of sevenload dates back to April 2006, when sevenload launched as the first photo and video platform in Europe. The continuous development of the sevenload technology and the growing variety of the topics for English, German and Turkish content quickly made the social media network the first to provide a destination site for concerning amateur, professional photography and film productions in Europe.

"We gladly announce the successful launch of our social media network in India today. We are proud of already being present in nine countries with localized platforms. The India portal is one of four platform in the Asia-Pacific area, but it will definitely not be the last extension towards Asia", signalizes Axel Schmiegelow, CEO at sevenload, regarding further expansion plans.

More than 800 content partners already share their content on sevenload sites via qualitative video webTV entertainment . The sevenload community in India also offers Indiaans an array of videos, photos and music. In all videos in the sevenload channels the audience acts as a part of the program. The audience actually creates the programming of the social media network by providing ratings, voicing comments and generating discussions about their own photos and videos. In topical discussion forums sevenload members change views, watch the most popular videos in charts, or create their own video-program with playlists. Everyone who wants to be creative is well received at sevenload, because at sevenload they will have the opportunity to directly harness their creativity by creating and managing their own webTV-format in the sevenload channels at http://www.in.sevenload.com

sevenload will continue the Asia Pacific expansion with launches in China, Korea and Japan in the next four weeks.

About sevenload:
sevenload is a leading global platform for legal Web 2.0 content such as videos, photos and webTV. Every channel on sevenload offers independent, intelligent and creative content from users that produce their own content, as well as professional production companies. sevenload is an ideal partner for companies looking for possibilities in cross-media marketing, video advertising and branded entertainment. sevenload is currently available in 8 languages and has country portals in the USA/UK, Germany, France, Italy, Russia, Spain, Poland and Turkey.

Press Contact:
Mike Schnoor
Corporate Communication
sevenload GmbH
Fon: +49 (0) 221 788 76-10
presse@sevenload.com

About sevenload

Internet videos today are able to reach a high level of recognition in an incredibly short amount of time. Conceptualizing and creating an internet show has been turned into a quick and easy process- and broadcasting an internet show on sevenload is easier today than ever before.

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