Article Sharing Feature Now Available
Dear Subscriber,
Based on user feedback, we’ve just added the ability for you to share up to five of Communications Daily's timely articles on telecom regulation, legislation and policy development with selected recipients each month.
To share an article:
- While logged in to communicationsdaily.com, click the “Share” button above the article you wish to share, or from your daily email newsletter PDF edition follow the link to the Share page.
- If prompted, enter your email and password. If you’ve forgotten your password, click here to enter your email on the “Forgot My Password” screen. We will send you a new password that can be easily changed or remembered for automatic future login.
- Enter the email addresses for as many recipients as you'd like to share your selected article with, along with any personal message you would like to include. (Please note: You may share up to a maximum of five articles per month.)
- Press “Share Article." Your monthly sharing counter will change and your recipients will immediately receive an email with the full article included.
The new Share feature was developed in response to subscriber feedback and allows you to share our content in accordance with your user agreement. That agreement generally does not authorize copying and distribution of articles. Sharing through the Share function is a limited exception that we authorize in exchange for the opportunity to inform your recipients about our publication. Warren Communications News will not share the recipient contact information provided by you with third parties; however, we may send follow-up email notices. All recipients will have the ability to opt out of these notices in accordance with our privacy policy.
If you have any questions about the Share feature or requests for additional functionality, please contact your account representative at 800-771-9202.
Sincerely,
The Communications Daily team
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