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| [[:Category:Canadian paintball media|Magazines, websites, forums, broadcasts and historical publications]] * [[Team Internet]] ...

...ved version dated February 17, 2001, shows a website covering programming, internet technology and paintball. The website included a link labelled "Paintball F The expanded website included equipment reviews, discussion forums, member galleries, equipment trading and information about paintball events ...

...e internet subsequently introduced online tournament reporting, discussion forums, streaming video and digital magazines.[1][2] === Early internet publications === ...

The '''impact of the internet on paintball''' encompasses changes to communication, journalism, equipment Early internet discussion groups enabled paintball players from different regions to excha ...

...nternet became an early example of a sporting community formed through the internet.[1][2] Unlike a conventional paintball team, Team Internet had no fixed playing roster or single geographical base. Members were conne ...

...er best known for establishing '''M. Carter Brown''' (MCB), a long-running internet forum dedicated to paintball equipment, collecting, restoration and the spo ...discussion among longtime MCB members recalled his participation in early internet discussion groups, including [[rec.sport.paintball]] and [[alt.sport.paintb ...

Dannefaerd was also responsible for the NZP8NT website and discussion forums, which provided an online community for New Zealand paintball players. In 2 == NZP8NT forums == ...

...2001. Available at '''PBNation.com''', the site became one of the largest internet communities dedicated to paintball, hosting discussions about equipment, pr ...major source of user-generated paintball information during the 2000s. Its forums supported equipment reviews, technical discussions, tournament news, team r ...

The community contributed to the development of early paintball internet resources. In particular, '''[[Steve Mitchell]]''' collected information fr | [[WARPIG]], [[Team Internet]], [[PBNation]] ...

...yger" Rubin''' is an American paintball player, writer, video producer and internet media personality. Active in paintball publishing since at least 1991, Rubi ...paintball]] Usenet community in 1992. He competed with North American Team Internet at the inaugural [[Skyball]] tournament in Toronto in 1998 and returned to ...

Paintball.co.nz also hosted the '''NZ Paintball Message Boards''', an internet discussion community for New Zealand players, alongside a national field di ...Express (NZ)''' by October 1996, according to a contemporary directory of internet-connected organisations in New Zealand.[2] The relationship between that ea ...

...sections, including tournament, recreational, equipment and regional club forums.[6] The regional forums documented club activities, training sessions, tournaments, player recruitm ...

Clothing brands and tournament teams used internet forums, photographs and promotional videos to reach players. This approach reflected a broader transition in paintball advertising toward internet-based content. ...

...esses and competitions. Other developments, including the expansion of the internet, the popularity of extreme sports and wider television coverage, have creat | Expansion of the internet ...