Among recent articles about the Clickshare(sm) Publishing System are two 
which do a particularly good job of describing our vision and service. 
Both are excerpted below, with URLs to the full texts.

Also, please use this URL after Thursday, Oct. 12 to test the 
personalization features of our operating Clickshare(sm) alpha:

http://www.newshare.com/tryit.html

-- Bill Densmore
   President
   Newshare Corp.
   densmore@newshare.com
   (413) 458-8001 


THIS EXCERPT from Keith Dawson's twice weekly column: "Tasty Bits from
the Technology Front" is provided FYI. The full text may be found at: 

http://www.atria.com/~dawson/tbtf/archive/current-issue.html

-- Bill Densmore
   Newshare Corp.
   densmore@newshare.com


   TBTF FOR 10/9/95: CLICKSHARE; WHAT INTERACTIVE TV IS COMING TO
                                       
   By Keith Dawson (dawson@world.std.com)
   Mon, 9 Oct 1995 05:24:22 -0400

   "Here is an appealing proposal, called Clickshare, from Newshare Corp. of
   Williamstown, MA (which bills itself as "The Internet's first news 
   brokerage" -- though it seems to me that Clickshare's potential 
   applications extend well beyond news gathering and distribution). I first 
   read about it in Online Business Today. Clickshare addresses a number 
   of the outstanding obstacles to online commerce.

   "For a quick summary of Clickshare's main features, I recommend the
   annotated illustration at .

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EXCERPTED FROM:  
WebWeek, Vol. 1, Issue 6, Oct. 1995. Mecklermedia Corp. All rights reserved. 

FULL TEXT AT:   
http://www.mecklerweb.com/mags/ww/news/oct-95/products/1-6newshare.html

HEADLINE: 
Newshare Enters Pay-As-You-Click Market
By Jeremy Carl
   
   "Williamstown, MA-based Newshare has begun alpha-testing its new
   Clickshare pay-per-click system, which is scheduled to debut as a
   full-fledged service in early 1996.
   
   "The system, which will enable content providers to charge a fee for
   user accesses to certain Web documents, will run off a content
   provider's Internet server and require no special software for
   consumer users. Each Clickshare user will be allocated an anonymous
   but unique ID number, allowing sites using Clickshare to track their
   users demographically. However, users can choose not to reveal their
   specific identification to advertisers." 

-- END WEB WEEK EXCERPT -- 



From rballard@cnj.digex.net Thu Jan 18 15:05:46 1996