Ultimate Year in Review: 2005
This week, the Time-Turner takes us all the way back to 2005 as we talk about MuggleNet’s interview with J.K. Rowling, the launch of “MuggleCast”, and the release of “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”.
This week, the Time-Turner takes us all the way back to 2005 as we talk about MuggleNet’s interview with J.K. Rowling, the launch of “MuggleCast”, and the release of “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”.
This week, the Time-Turner takes us all the way back to the years 2002–2004. Read all about the development of the third “Harry Potter” film, the release of J.K. Rowling’s first website, and more.
This week, the Time-Turner takes us all the way back to the beginning years of MuggleNet: 1999–2001. Read all about how Emerson Spartz founded MuggleNet, the first midnight release parties, and Rowling’s thoughts on the movie adaptation of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone”.
In October 1999, 12-year-old Emerson Spartz formed the first piece of what would later become Spartz Media. In honor of MuggleNet’s 16th birthday, I thought we should take a look at what makes MuggleNet the go to place for “Potter” fans even after the series has been long finished.
Today, MuggleNet celebrated its 15-year anniversary, and we owe it all to you, the greatest fans in the world!
Take a look at the familiar faces getting in on the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge to help raise funds and awareness for a great cause.
Join Ben and Emerson in person to discuss MuggleNet’s latest book, “Harry Potter Should Have Died.”
In this article from the “Reno Gazette-Journal,” Associated Press reporter Hillel Italie interviews MuggleNet founder Emerson Spartz and Leaky Cauldron founder Melissa Anelli about the success of “Harry Potter” fansites.
Laura Mallory is appealing yet again to remove the “Harry Potter” books from school libraries.
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