Urgent FYI for PSU fans!

◊ Ok ok, so it's really just shameless self-promotion. But it got your attention, didn't it? That's some good marketing skills right there.

Anyway.

In an effort to become cooler than a twittering congressman, here's my periodic plea to add Zombie Nation to all of your social interwebnets sites! We're on facebook, myspace, twitter and AIM. And the more of you that get on board and spread the word, the more I'll be forced to actually pay attention to that part of ZN.

So go on and visit either our Contact page here at ZN, or visit each site individually:

Facebook page

Myspace profile

On Twitter

AIM screenname: ZombieNationPSU

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Contact Us

Just an update to Zombie Nation's contact info.

For Readers:

Email:ZombieNationPSU@gmail.com

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About Zombie Nation

The Blog

Zombie Nation was founded in May 2007 as a Penn State football blog. It is our goal to provide solid analysis, opinion, and uphold a commitment to honor the Penn State football tradition.

The Blogger

Mike Pettigano has worked for several years in the newspaper industry, as a reporter, photographer, assistant editor and eventually editor of a local paper in Northern Virginia.

As you would expect, Mike is a Penn State alum -- Class of 2006, Journalism. Entering senior year, he was accepted into the John Curley Center for Sports Journalism at Penn State. Mike also did some radio broadcast work in college.

A four-year member of the Penn State Marching Blue Band, Mike attended his first game in 2002, when UCF came to Beaver Stadium. He never missed a home game, and was fortunate enough to attend games in Columbus (2004), Ann Arbor (2002, 2005), East Lansing (2005), West Lafayette (2003), Champaign (2005), the Fed Ex Orange Bowl (2006) and the Capital One Bowl (2003).

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