[liberationtech] first social network based on emotions

[Ufficio Stampa]

Dear All


I am writing to  you because I am very proud to be a part of a new project.
I am working with emotID,  a sort of first social network (in the world)
dedicated to emotions.

 I say “sort of” because it is not only a social network -  behind all of
this,  is a  study on emotional intelligence and all the project are
oriented towards  the comprehension of  emotions  in a humorous way.

 I enclose our short press release and I invite  you to personally  try
emoTAG by going to www.emotag.eu

Being a completely new project, we are “on the news” and I hope you could
find a way to talk about this

Being a  journalist like yourself,  here are  some hints to talk about that
underline some details:

-          Are you bored just knowing  new people by seeing only  pics  on
their profiles? Why don’t you find new friends starting with a
 comprehension of their emotional status

-          Like Twitter, you can monitor the emotional status of your
friends and interact with them in a funny way (not just like an “I like”
like on facebook, but real reactions like a  poke on the shoulders, hugs,
kiss..)

-          Every emotion is connected with emoTIPS, emotional tips to think
about your emotion and to try to change bad emotions into  good emotions.
The emoTIPS are given by expert in their sectors in fashion, wine, cuisine,
music, movies, sport, books etc.

-          You want to communicate an emotion to another person but you
don’t know how or maybe you can’t understand you’re really feeling? With
emoTAG you can! You can discover your emotion based on a set of 50 emotions
and you can share with all or only with the people you wish to.



I kindly ask you to try this new social network and I ask you some
feedback how to spread the news in United States.


 thank you for your help

-- 
 Federico Bastiani
Head: Communications

press at emotid.com <info at emotid.com>
 cell. +39 339 6492172




www.emotID.com <http://www.emotid.com/>
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