Fledgling Australian search engine Ansearch has been accused of intentionally subverting competitors' search results in an attempt to drive traffic to its own Web site, a claim it denies.
The .au domain regulator has denied it indiscriminately deleted a large number of domain names without verifying their ownership.
Australian search engine company Ansearch plans to expand its operations into the United States and United Kingdom within six months.
Australia's domain name regulator has seized more than 1,000 domains from Ansearch, saying the search engine company's intended use did not comply with its policies.
Local search engine Ansearch will begin commercial operations today despite being accused of domain name poaching.
Melbourne-based technology start-up ExitReality confirmed yesterday that it had lost its chief executive just before it formally launched last week.
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