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[[File:StarTrek.com homepage July 2010.jpg|thumb|The relaunched StarTrek.com homepage]] |
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| − | '''StarTrek.com''' is the official website for [[Star Trek]]. The site contains an extensive database and episode guide, chats with cast and crew, videos and more. |
+ | '''StarTrek.com''' is the official website for ''[[Star Trek]]''. The site contains an extensive database and episode guide, chats with cast and crew, videos and more. |
== History == |
== History == |
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[[File:StarTrek.com on screen.jpg|thumb|StarTrek.com on screen]] |
[[File:StarTrek.com on screen.jpg|thumb|StarTrek.com on screen]] |
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| − | In the [[VOY Season 1 DVD|''Voyager'' Season 1 DVD]] special "Launching Voyager on web", the history of StarTrek.com was shown. In a modified screencap from the episode {{e|Parallax}}, a computer shows the website on its screen. |
+ | In the [[VOY Season 1 DVD|''Voyager'' Season 1 DVD]] special "Launching Voyager on web", the history of StarTrek.com was shown. In a modified screencap from the episode {{e|Parallax}}, a computer shows the website on its screen. The site and its structure was also briefly featured in the [[TNG Season 2 DVD]] special feature "Mission Overview Year Two - Gene Roddenberry". |
[[Tim Gaskill]] served as editorial director, and later Senior Content Producer from {{y|2000}} to {{y|2007}}. |
[[Tim Gaskill]] served as editorial director, and later Senior Content Producer from {{y|2000}} to {{y|2007}}. |
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In {{y|2003}}, a Flash-animated series was presented called "[[The Young Hunter]]". |
In {{y|2003}}, a Flash-animated series was presented called "[[The Young Hunter]]". |
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| − | On {{d|14|December|2007}} it was announced that the entire production team responsible for StarTrek.com had been laid off, effective immediately. The change came as a result of restructuring at [[ |
+ | On {{d|14|December|2007}} it was announced that the entire production team responsible for StarTrek.com had been laid off, effective immediately. The change came as a result of restructuring at [[CBS Interactive]]. {{brokenlink|url=http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/news/article/2316633.html}} |
=== Relaunch === |
=== Relaunch === |
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| + | [[File:Star Trek Golf Accessories.jpg|thumb|StarTrek.com ''Star Trek'' golf accessories]] |
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| − | After an extensive period of inactivity |
+ | After an extensive period of inactivity – including during the production and release of {{film|11}} – CBS Interactive announced on {{d|5|May|2010}} that a new version of StarTrek.com would launch in Summer 2010. [http://www.facebook.com/StarTrek?v=wall&story_fbid=119202568108178&ref=mf][http://trekmovie.com/2010/05/05/cbs-relaunching-startrek-com-this-summer/] |
| − | The new-look site |
+ | The new-look site – designed by Funny Garbage – was launched as a beta version on {{d|14|July|2010}}, retaining much of the content that was previously displayed on the site, as well as featuring news headlines from other major ''Star Trek'' sites, fan contributions, and full-length streaming episodes of ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]'' and ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'' (geo-restricted to the United States). [http://trekmovie.com/2010/07/14/startrek-com-relaunched-with-a-new-design-integrated-fan-content/] |
| + | [[File:Star Trek.com RockLove Sterling Dock Ring.jpg|thumb|StarTrek.com RockLove Sterling Dock Ring]] |
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| + | Through its ''"Star Trek'' Shop", the site also began to retail many ''Star Trek''-related items including novelties, collectibles, toys, artwork, and clothing.[http://shop.startrek.com/] |
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==External link== |
==External link== |
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*[http://www.startrek.com StarTrek.com] |
*[http://www.startrek.com StarTrek.com] |
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[[fr:StarTrek.com]] |
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Revision as of 20:01, 21 October 2014
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The relaunched StarTrek.com homepage
StarTrek.com is the official website for Star Trek. The site contains an extensive database and episode guide, chats with cast and crew, videos and more.
History
Logo of Star Trek Continuum
Founded in November 1995, the site was originally named Star Trek Continuum, and accessible only through the Microsoft Network. (AOL chat, 1997)
StarTrek.com on screen
In the Voyager Season 1 DVD special "Launching Voyager on web", the history of StarTrek.com was shown. In a modified screencap from the episode "Parallax", a computer shows the website on its screen. The site and its structure was also briefly featured in the TNG Season 2 DVD special feature "Mission Overview Year Two - Gene Roddenberry".
Tim Gaskill served as editorial director, and later Senior Content Producer from 2000 to 2007.
During the airing of Star Trek: Enterprise, a number of podcasts were produced for the site, serving as audio commentaries.
In 2003, a Flash-animated series was presented called "The Young Hunter".
On 14 December 2007 it was announced that the entire production team responsible for StarTrek.com had been laid off, effective immediately. The change came as a result of restructuring at CBS Interactive. Template:Brokenlink
Relaunch
StarTrek.com Star Trek golf accessories
After an extensive period of inactivity – including during the production and release of Star Trek – CBS Interactive announced on 5 May 2010 that a new version of StarTrek.com would launch in Summer 2010. [1][2]
The new-look site – designed by Funny Garbage – was launched as a beta version on 14 July 2010, retaining much of the content that was previously displayed on the site, as well as featuring news headlines from other major Star Trek sites, fan contributions, and full-length streaming episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series and Star Trek: Enterprise (geo-restricted to the United States). [3]
StarTrek.com RockLove Sterling Dock Ring
Through its "Star Trek Shop", the site also began to retail many Star Trek-related items including novelties, collectibles, toys, artwork, and clothing.[4]