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  • Sensis settles with ACCC, Google takes dock in June

    Sensis has settled with the Australian Consumer and Competition Commission (ACCC) regarding a number of alleged breaches of the Trade Practices Act, committed online by its classified advertising publication The Trading Post.

  • Fledgling Aussie search engine eyeing growth

    With a January total of 270,000 unique visitors for its two search engines MySearch and Ansearch, Australian search engine company Ansearch is on track for its official launch before the end of March.

  • Google in ACCC sights, Sensis wriggles

    The Federal Court has set a hearing date for the ACCC's allegations against Google of misleading and deceptive conduct, while the Trading Post is hoping to settle with the regulator.

  • Sensis turns gaze inward

    Telstra's search and directories subsidiary Sensis is moving to boost its internal search capabilities by launching an intelligence portal early in the new year.

  • Overture fires up ahead of Sensis launch

    Overture has no plans to enter a price war with Telstra-owned search heavyweight Sensis, the Yahoo subsidiary's managing director said.

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