Clickshare introduction for users

Clickshare -- The Internet's Information Utility

• People are tired of remembering dozens of passwords. Most never bother to sign up at sites each requiring tedious registration forms. Clickshare has a simple one-time signup and single password. Users give this password once per session to access a growing list of Web sites.

• People need a way to purchase information online without the hassle of multiple bills, surcharges, minimum-purchase requirements and subscriptions. Clickshare's aggregation service enables users to access pages a la carte -- a dime from one place, a quarter from another unrelated site -- and receive a daily summary of all they've bought. Users are charged on a single bill they already get from their credit card or phone company, cable operator, newspaper or Internet Service Provider.

• People want to protect their privacy. Clickshare's technology gives advertisers the anonymous demographic information they need to justify bankrolling web sites that provide information for free.

We expect you will soon be able to sign up for Clickshare where you already have a credit relationship. We're talking with many of these institutions. Until more are participating, to get started, sign up at Newshare, Clickshare's sister company. You'll be able to give your credit card information either by email (secure web server to come) or by calling an 800 number.

Clickshare publishers so far include The Christian Science Monitor, American Reporter and Studio Briefing.

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