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Founders of LongIslandTalk.com envision eclectic web forum as an outlet to the greater Long Island a

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Pressbox (Press Release) - 11/1/05
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Founders of LongIslandTalk.com envision eclectic web forum as an outlet to the greater Long Island area
Malverne, NY—The creators of TheCelebrityCafe.com (which averages 4.2 million readers a month and is the longest running entertainment publication on the Internet), have launched their newest brainchild: LongIslandTalk.com. The website offers New York natives and out-of-towners alike the chance to network with one another via an online forum and discuss a grab-bag of topics from local restaurants to hot night spots without having to shout over the constant gridlock of the LIE.
The new website is a town hall for one of the biggest towns in the country: New York City. Visitors may share political views, arrange car pools for the morning commutes, offer apartment and housing suggestions, and in the spirit of the season, help one another find the best Halloween costumes for their children. What attracts hundreds of users to LongIslandTalk.com is the chance to voice their opinion clearly and without interruption in a city notorious for its fast-talking residents.
Visitors have adapted quickly to the website’s smooth format. Noticeably missing from the site are distracting backgrounds and an abundance of hyperlinks, giving it more of a user-friendly, communal feel. The simple interface has allowed visitors to evolve threads on their own, with new topics sprouting up such as 9/11 fund raiser alerts or, on the lighter side, humorous diversions like “You Know You’re From Long Island When…” and so on.
As the user-base continues to grow on a daily base, it has become evident that even in its infancy, LongIslandTalk.com shows immense potential to provide thought-sharing and practical advice for an audience as wide and unique as the area represented by its namesake.
For additional information, contact:
LongIslandTalk.com
Work: 516-812-8611
info@longislandtalk.com
Know a great place to eat or care to advertise for your local theater? Visit www.LongIslandTalk.com and connect to the community.

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