Corporate Associates willing to fund the charitable and humanitarian aspects of the FDU Project are critical.

Hand-outs, and a tin-cup are not enough; we must integrate business with humanity. Can you imagine if 50 + percent of eBay, Google, or Microsoft had been held from the get-go by a Charitable Association with a plan?

Some businesses need to serve humanity in balance with stock-holders; Corporate entities such as public utilities, banking institutions, and life services companies have a responsibility to serve their constituents in harmony with their share-holders,and the planetary eco-system.

Coordinating the critical efforts of corporate inclusion in the private FDU Project is done via the offices of the Free Digital Universe Management Association (FDUMA); the integrating Associate chairing this Corporate Integration is Global Digital Publishing.

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Global Digital Publishing (GDP,) is the vanguard “Commercial Host” of the FDU Project, and was created out of Panama specifically to serve humanity by providing commercial opportunities to the FDU Avatars.

GDP serves Users "Digital Accounts/People" called Avatars whom are participating in FREE DIGITAL UNIVERSE (FDU,) a virtual world designed to help people and the planet respond to the exponential social and economic challenges of the Information Age.

GDP allows the Users Avatars to profit from playing the FDU game for activities such as sharing information, playing games, selling digital content they publish, posting pictures, music, videos, and creating blogs. They are provided a private account for receipt of their Avatars earnings and a common unencumbered currency that is exchangeable for real products, services, and other currencies.

Users whom have no address or credit card – will be able to enter the digital economy and begin to prosper from the Information Age. In the immediate years to come, those whom missed out on the prosperity and development of the Industrial Age will find fertile opportunity in the Information Age.

There are currently over 1.3 Billion people using the Internet, and the number is growing daily. Due to technological advances in wireless, satellite communications, cell phone access, and the falling price of a laptop, over the next decade it is expected that over 3.5 billion people will have access to the Internet.

Even in the poorest countries where people have no address, no water or power, they do have cell phones or computers in a growing number of locations because of charitable and humanitarian technology donations or outreach provided by One Laptop per Child,Inveneo orRoom to Read among others.

So many people coming on-line will create a very large group of FDU users and therefore many various profit centers for GDP to fund charities through. GDP has therefore created five (5) distinct Divisions, each of which constitutes its own profit center, maintains its own books, and is authorized to negotiate with alliance partners. The first Divisions to launch are:

Division 1) ShareMyBiz: marketing (Class A, Series 1)
Division 2) FreeBay: digital publishing for profit (Class A, Series 2)

Division plans for these aspects relevant to explaining the overall GDP integration with FDU (with GDP the economic engine of the Project) will be added to this Section. The ShareMyBiz (Marketing) and FreeBay (Publishing) Divisions launch the FDU economic model in phase 1, other Divisions will come on-line as appropriate to the growth of the FDU economy.

Based on the FDU Comparison to eBays model, one might expect the revenue for distribution to the Peace Portal Humanitarian Trust projects to be significant.