Briteclick provided its first sneak preview of its new search application at the TechCrunch50 Conference — the premier launchpad for the world’s most promising early-stage Internet companies.  With global search engine usage continuing to flourish as the #1 activity on the Internet, Briteclick has developed an application that simplifies the way people search and complete tasks on the web.

Briteclick, named after the application’s ability to search with a single click, instantly displays multiple sources of useful information in a sidebar, enabling users to access more results in less time, without being forced to leave their current page.  “Briteclick isn’t a search engine.  Rather, it’s a helpful tool that allows people to find information easier and faster,” said Clay Fisher, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer.  “With today’s search engines, there’s a laborious process of clicking from link to link on a search results page, only to be redirected to other websites.  Briteclick removes this process and simply displays the desired content right within your current page with just one click.”

Briteclick was selected from over a thousand aspiring early-stage startups to launch their new products and services at TechCrunch50, one of the Internet industry’s most prestigious events specifically established to unveil the most innovative emerging internet technologies from around the world.  Free, easy-to-install, and easy-to-use, Briteclick is currently in stealth mode, available only in private beta.  It will release its product to the public in a phased invitation-only approach beginning September 9th at www.briteclick.com.

Additional Briteclick Information
Briteclick is a verb. The process of highlighting text, right-clicking, selecting ‘Briteclick’ in the context menu, and launching the Briteclick window is a common example of ‘Briteclicking’

Briteclick is an open platform. Vertical search engines can develop modules that display within the Briteclick window during contextually relevant situations. For example, a health search engine has the ability to create a Briteclick health module that displays their information to Briteclick users when they Briteclick on ‘flu’ or ‘asthma’. Briteclick’s open platform provides vertical search engines with a unique way of reaching their target market and driving traffic back to their website.

Briteclick recommends Michael Wesch’s video The Machine is Us/ing Us and I couldn’t agree more!

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