^{The law requires official written notice to be given to parties of interest, including the public at large, prior to the initiating of certain types of legal actions. The current procedures for public notice have not changed in the US since the 18th century when publication at the courthouse door replaced "town criers". Presently, county courthouse bulletin boards and local newspapers are the main vehicles for noticing concerned parties and the public. It is clear that in toddy's sprawling, highly mobile society these methodologies are no longer effective in terms of time, cost, and functionality. Indeed, the current system of public notice is becoming increasingly archaic due to its lack of centrality. This problem of increasingly fractionated public information did not exist before there were large urban areas, and word of public notices could pass by word of mouth.}

^{GlobalNotice's powerful search capabilities combined with convenient posting and viewing procedures drastically reduce the cost of posting and accessing notice. The same attributes reduce the ever increasing overhead imposed on the court system. Having a secure and centralized repository of notices not only ensures the integrity of the content, but also serves to eliminate the present confusion for the public as to where to view and post notices that might affect a given person's interest.}

^{GlobalNotice will provide its online services to each state free of operational and development charge. These services eliminate the need for a new layer of bureaucracy and do not require a new infrastructure. In short, GlobalNotice's online services can be delivered with no expenditure of public funds. Indeed, GlobalNotice has developed a business model which may remit moneys to the state as part of its operations as it collects posting fees.}