24 February, 2010, American Banker
Two online payments companies have developed applications to facilitate purchases on Facebook Inc.'s popular social networking Web site.
PayPal Inc. said last week that people can use its service to purchase Facebook Credits — which are used to buy virtual items in online games — and advertisements.
ClickandBuy International Ltd. of the U.K., meanwhile, has developed a Facebook application that allows users to conduct person-to-person funds transfers and purchase virtual goods, content and services offered on the site.
14 February, 2010, FT.com
More consumers are prepared to pay for content online than previously thought, according to a global survey by Nielsen, providing encouragement to the media groups preparing to move their news behind a paywall.
08 February, 2010, Guardian
More European newspapers are joining the paid content club: Axel Springer has put up online paywalls for two of its German newspapers, the Berliner Morgenpost and the Hamburger Abendblatt. This follows reports of French paper Le Figaro readying a paywall this month, and ahead of a planned paywall from Times Online, expected this spring.
08 February, 2010, Brand Republic
German publishing giant Axel Springer has put two of its regional newspapers behind a pay wall as US Denver Post publisher Media News Group says it will begin charging later this year for access to content on two of its local newspaper websites.
08 February, 2010, Media Week
Axel Springer is adding the ClickandBuy payment system to the Berliner Morgenpost and the Hamburger Abendblatt. The papers are now charging for all content including their archives. Content on Morgenpost.de now costs €4.95 per month (£4.35) with Abendblatt.de charging €7.95 (£6.99).
08 February, 2010, The Paypers
Germany`s newspaper publishing house Axel Springer Publishing House has entered an agreement with online payment services provider ClickandBuy to add online paywalls to two of its German newspapers, the Berliner Morgenpost and the Hamburger Abendblatt.
03 March, 2010, Telegraph
Buxter enables Facebook friends to send one another small payment of £45 or less, and the developers behind the application believe it will become popular among the social networking site's users as a quick way of settling up for dinner bills, nights out or paying for their share of a gift.
03 March, 2010, Computerworld
The app has been developed by ClickandBuy, which offers an online payment service, and currently allows the transfer of Euros or US Dollars.
However, ClickandBuy said it would launch a Sterling service in the coming weeks.
Those looking to transfer money will need a ClickandBuy account and will be charged a five percent fee.
03 March, 2010, Innovation Toronto
Friends on social networking site Facebook can now send small payments directly to each other via an application called Buxter.
Buxter handles transactions in Euros or US dollars, with plans to launch in Sterling in the next four weeks.
Other currencies are subject to a 5% conversion fee at the point of upload to a Buxter account.
03 March, 2010, Get Connected
How often do you owe a friend $15 for a theatre ticket or the last round of drinks at the bar? A new app on Facebook is hoping to make your small financial transactions easier.
03 March, 2010, The Industry Standard
Social networkers can now send money to their 'friends' on Facebook using an app called Buxter.
The app has been developed by ClickandBuy, which offers an online payment service, and currently allows the transfer of Euros or US Dollars.
However, ClickandBuy said it would launch a Sterling service in the coming weeks.
03 March, 2010, TG Daily
A new application lets Facebook users make small payments to each other, to charities and to businesses.
Created by online payment company ClickandBuy, users of Buxter can load their account with dollars or Euros, up to a limit of €50. There's a conversion fee for other currencies.
02 March, 2010, finextra
As of today, the estimated 400 million users of the social network Facebook will be able to use "Buxter". Developed by e-payment entrepreneur ClickandBuy it is the only platform within a social media network that handles real instead of virtual currencies. With just a few clicks of the mouse, users can register and load their own "Buxter" E-wallet in Euro or US dollars (with a limit of € 50,- for now).
02 March, 2010, TechCrunch
ClickandBuy, the ‘European PayPal’, has launched a Facebook app – Buxter – that enables users of the social network to send and receive real money through the site rather than virtual currency, which the company claims as first.
02 March, 2010, BBC
Friends on social networking site Facebook can now send small payments directly to each other via an application called Buxter. Buxter handles transactions in Euros or US dollars, with plans to launch in Sterling in the next four weeks. Other currencies are subject to a 5% conversion fee at the point of upload to a Buxter account. The company behind the application is ClickandBuy which operates an online payment service across the web.
02 March, 2010, PaymentNews
Buxter, a new P2P payment application for Facebook developed by ClickandBuy, was launched today enabling users to send or receive money up to a value of €50. The application can be found here: apps.facebook.com/mybuxter.
The application will also allow people who develop applications for Facebook to boost their revenues in a quick and easy way.
02 March, 2010, The Paypers
US online payment processing services provider ClickandBuy has made a payments application available for Facebook members. With Buxter, Facebook users are now able to transfer, receive and request money from other Facebook users. In addition, they can withdraw their money from their ClickandBuy account, for a fee of 1.9 percent. Initially, payments up to EUR 50 will be possible in two currencies: EUR and USD.
02 March, 2010, The Prepaid Press
Facebook users will now be able to execute money transfers among each other with a ClickandBuy app and purchase Facebook apps. Content and services can be purchased, as well as virtual goods, that Facebook users exchange with each other – and also paid content and services that are professionally offered on the platform.
02 March, 2010, Applelinks
Before long, all Facebook users will be able to easily execute money transfers among each other with a ClickandBuy app and purchase Facebook apps quickly and conveniently. As one of the leading Internet payment systems, ClickandBuy makes it possible for the world s largest online community to easily and securely pay for content and services. Content and services as well as virtual goods, that Facebook users exchange with each other and also paid content and services that are professionally offered on the platform.
02 March, 2010, Payments Source
Two companies that support online payments are getting involved with Facebook Inc. to streamline micropayments for virtual goods users purchase on the popular social networking Web site.
PayPal Inc. last week announced it is has become a payment option for Facebook Credits, which Facebook is testing in a small number of games and applications available on its Web site. Consumers use Facebook Credits to pay for virtual items in online games. And United Kingdom-based ClickandBuy International Ltd. has developed a Facebook application that enables users to conduct person-to-person funds transfers and to purchase virtual goods, content and services offered on the site.
02 March, 2010, CNBC
Before long, all Facebook users will be able to easily execute money transfers among each other with a ClickandBuy app and purchase Facebook apps quickly and conveniently. As one of the leading Internet payment systems, ClickandBuy makes it possible for the world's largest online community to easily and securely pay for content and services. Content and services as well as virtual goods, that Facebook users exchange with each other -- and also paid content and services that are professionally offered on the platform.
02 March, 2010, Best Mobile Contracts
You can now make payments to your friends while you interact on Facebook. A new app called Buxter has been launched on Facebook which lets you send small amounts of money to your friends directly from the social networking site. Buxter is managed by ClickandBuy – which already runs an online payment service and has over 13 million users globally. To use Buxter on Facebook, you need to have a ClickandBuy account.
02 March, 2010, Yahoo
As of today, the estimated 400 million users of the social network Facebook will be able to use "Buxter". Developed by e- payment entrepreneur ClickandBuy it is the only platform within a social media network that handles real instead of virtual currencies.
With just a few clicks of the mouse, users can register and load their own "Buxter" E-wallet in Euro or US dollars (with a limit of EUR 50,- for now).
02 March, 2010, USA Today
Social networkers can now send money to their 'friends' on Facebook using an app called Buxter.
However, ClickandBuy said it would launch a Sterling service in the coming weeks.
Those looking to transfer money will need a ClickandBuy account and will be charged a five percent fee.
02 March, 2010, Network World
Social networkers can now send money to their 'friends' on Facebook using an app called Buxter.
However, ClickandBuy said it would launch a Sterling service in the coming weeks.
Those looking to transfer money will need a ClickandBuy account and will be charged a five percent fee.
02 March, 2010, Ecommerce Journal
Millions of Facebook users will be able to use a new application called "Buxter". It was developed by online payment provider ClickandBuy to enable the social networking members to use real cash instead of virtual currencies when making transactions within their profiles.
01 March, 2010, The Independent
"There is increasing evidence that in recent years investigative journalism is being deterred by the threat and cost of having to defend libel actions," the Media Select committee says the law has become imbalanced
01 March, 2010, My News Desk
As a partner of the premium initiative implemented by Axel Springer, ClickandBuy provides readers in Berlin (BERLINER MORGENPOST) and Hamburg (HAMBURGER ABENDBLATT) with a convenient and secure method of paying for chargeable online material. In addition to being Germany's largest newspaper publishing house and third largest magazine publisher, Axel Springer is also one of Europe's leading media companies.
The top two regional brands are now providing access to local and regional editorial content via their internet platforms in return for payment. The online archives offered by both regional newspapers are likewise subject to a fee.
01 March, 2010, Euro Investor
As a partner of the premium initiative implemented by Axel Springer, ClickandBuy provides readers in Berlin (BERLINER MORGENPOST) and Hamburg (HAMBURGER ABENDBLATT) with a convenient and secure method of paying for chargeable online material. In addition to being Germany's largest newspaper publishing house and third largest magazine publisher, Axel Springer is also one of Europe's leading media companies. The top two regional brands are now providing access to local and regional editorial content via their internet platforms in return for payment. The online archives offered by both regional newspapers are likewise subject to a fee.

