Windows Live insider club
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The Windows Live Insider Club is a web-site created so that users of Windows Live could learn more and sign up to services, join in on competitions or recommend friends relating to Windows Live. The site was launched in 2006.
Microsoft reported the site will run until September 2006 and will be constantly updated with more demos, videos, competitions and news to keep it fresh and engaging. Called the "Insider Club", the site features "hosts" who tell people about the new things happening through animation, video, product tours, promotions and competitions. To unlock four different levels inside the site, people will need to visit other Windows Live sites and download Windows Live betas.
Competitions included World Cup screenings, tickets to the Wimbledon tennis tournament, stickers for your phone and free 128MB memory sticks with "Windows Live" branding.
The website was designed and built by the London-based design studio Thin Martian.
