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  • Sensis kills its search, uses Google

    Telstra subsidiary Sensis announced today that it would cease developing its local search engine, Sensis.com.au, instead using Google's engine to drive the site.

  • Ebay exec takes over sensis.com.au

    A former eBay executive has taken over management of the flagship Web portal of Telstra's search and directories subsidiary Sensis.

  • 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.

  • Telstra delays BigPond billing kickoff

    Telstra BigPond has delayed the planned kickoff of a pilot of a new billing platform from mid-December to mid-January, citing the Christmas break and associated disruptions to staff and customers who may be invited to participate.

  • BigPond integrates Sensis into homepage

    BigPond has launched a new look for its homepage today, adding Telstra subsidiary's search engine sensis.com.au to its features.

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