Eurovision Nation as it is now was launched on 1 January 2007, but it wasn't exactly something new. On that date the doteurovision.com Message Board ceased to exist and found a new home at the site previously known as the Eurovision Record Book.

Apart from the addition of the Message Board, a new News Blog was created where fans can post their news related to the Eurovision Song Contest. The intention of this News Blog is to create an alternative to regular ESC news sites, that try to give objective news to inform fans. Eurovision Nation wants to be more than just informative: it is the place where fans can express their opinion on the news. It is not our aim to be objective, our main aim is to provide an entertaining, but still informative reading for those interested.

With the movement of the former doteurovision Message Board to Eurovision Nation, this site has also become the home of a community, hence the name Eurovision Nation. A community though that spreads its arms to welcome new people, who like to share their thoughts in a respectful manner, want to make friends and have fun together.

The Eurovision Record Book was opened on 24 February 2005. While it was at first only a site listing all kinds of records in the Eurovision Song Contest, several new features were added later, among which a Eurovision Quiz, a voting simulator and a wizard to create a live scoreboard for online contests in a few clicks, named ScoreWiz.

Credits
The Eurovision Nation team consists of about 15 people from all around Europe and the United States of America, writing content and/or moderating the message board and poll. Design and development by Ben Tumminaro (Netherlands) and Yair Spielmann (Northern Ireland). Big thanks also to doteurovision.com for the basics of the Message Board script. Eurovision Nation is hosted by ICDSoft in Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America.