With E-Ticket's launch of National Enquirer Online on Thursday, the ever-expanding Enquirer audience gets the thrill of helping make the news, thanks to the immediacy of the Internet. Readers can now enjoy, comment on and gather the gossip (via e-mail tips) on their home computers - and can get the chance to make money and become famous by telling their own true stories. Unusual, offbeat and exciting submissions will be reviewed by the NEO for the "Reader's Story of the Week" - the author will receive credit and $300.00 when published. The online editors are looking for stories of "tragedy and triumph, courage and sacrifice, humor and outrage."

National Enquirer is the largest circulation newspaper in the U.S., distributing about 3 million copies weekly to 18 million readers. The new Enquirer focuses on "the hottest celebrity news anywhere", and the NEO editors contend "if you're looking for two headed babies and green men from outer space, go read another publication."

National Enquirer Online is unique in providing fans with direct personal contact with their favorite stars (in weekly "Celebrity Forums"), extensive interactivity with editors, diet tips by Jenny Craig, horoscope by Sabrina, classified ads and the latest reports on up-to-the-minute celebrity news and gossip. Readers registering for the "Insider News Circle" will be kept abreast of personal-preferenced news items via e-mail.

The Tucson-headquartered E-Ticket, Inc., is transforming new media and interactive content publishing by taking megabrand properties - with committed audiences of millions of consumers -- and custom-designing their electronic formats to satisfy proven desires. For example, E-Ticket's America's Most Wanted Online (http://www.amw.com), the Internet version of the popular Fox show (with a dedicated following of over 10 million TV viewers), logged over 6 million visits in its first six months.