Sunday, April 20, 2008

WebShare is a program that makes it easy for Web publishers to use the information in the Encyclopaedia Britannica for their own research and to share

What Company Is Offering:

WebShare is a program that makes it easy for Web publishers to use the information in the Encyclopaedia Britannica for their own research and to share it by providing their readers easy access to individual articles.


How It Works:

Anyone who publishes regularly on the Internet—bloggers, webmaster, and writers who publish on the Web—is eligible for a free subscription to Britannica Online, which includes the entire Encyclopaedia Britannica as well as other encyclopedias, an atlas, a dictionary, thesaurus, links to valuable Web sites selected by our editors, and more.

What’s more, anyone with a Web site can link to a Britannica article—or multiple articles—and readers who click on the links will see the articles in their entirety, even if the article is normally available only to paying subscribers.

Simple. Just link from your blog to the URL of any Britannica article, and your readers will get that article in its entirety. It’s a great way to provide background on the topics you’re writing about. Go here [link] for more on how to do this.

More at:http://britannicanet.com/

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