Rectifi

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Rectifi was an online search engine which channeled profits it earned to charity.

Rectifi was set up by Jonny Platt as a successor to GiveAsYouGet. As well as a general search engine with sponsored adds, rectifi earns revenue through eBay, and a comparison shopping feature. The site also provides information on how to reduce pollution and make a difference to poverty in the developing world at home.

The charities that benefit are picked on a quarterly basis, and have included Voluntary Service Overseas, World Development Movement and Greenpeace.^[1] Platt has appeared on the BBC's "Click Online" programme to help publicise the site.^[2]

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External links[]

• Rectifi Homepage
• BBC World: Alternative report and interview video clips

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