Abstract: A computer system bridges information between first and second websites. The first website is a central e-commerce website. The second website can be a social, commercial, or public service website. Product information is created on the first website. The product information may be a product catalog. Bridging code is created which relates to the product information. The bridging code is installed on the second website. The bridging code is embedded in computer executable code controlling the second website. The bridging code is utilized to establish a communication link between the first and second websites. The product information is updated on the first website. The product information from the first website is updated onto the second website. The product information is displayed on the second website. The system processes a purchase transaction based on the product information as displayed on the second website.

Abstract: A computer system exchanges information between a central website and a plurality of electronic communication devices. Information is created on the central website. The information can be business reports, product information, or public service announcement. Bridging code is created which relates to the information. The bridging code is installed on the electronic communication devices. The central website maintains a list of the electronic communication devices, which include a commercial website, professional website, personal computer, and person communication device. The bridging code is embedded in computer executable code controlling each of the electronic communication devices. The bridging code is utilized to establish a communication link between the central website and each of the electronic communication devices. The information from the central website is automatically published asynchronously onto the electronic communication devices.