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    Yahoo Australia will today launch a local commercial search directory, a sign that the battle for the local Internet audience and advertising dollar is intensifying.

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

  • Pacific Access CEO out

    One of the Australian Web industry's top jobs has just become vacant with the news that Pacific Access CEO, Andrea Polmear has left the high profile Telstra Net subsidiary.

  • Telstra's Sensis signs up for outsourcing deal

    Telstra's advertising arm Sensis has extended its outsourcing agreement with Amdocs for another five years, the companies have announced.

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