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    Search engines with Australian domains, including Google, are being investigated by authorities for possible breach of interactive gambling laws, which carries a maximum penalty of AU$1.1 million per day for corporations.

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    Internet portal giant, Yahoo, today gave one of its strongest indications yet that it will soon end its reliance on Web search technology provider Google.

  • Desktop search tools to move from desktop to Intranet

    As users get used to a desktop search engine, Yahoo is toying with the idea of expanding the tool's indexing capabilities to allow for enterprise-wide searches to be conducted on a corporate intranet.

  • Sensis eyes Yellow Pages for P4P search

    Sensis is sizing up its Yellow Pages customer base for its pay-for-performance search advertising product.

  • Yahoo Australia users reap e-mail storage bounty

    Yahoo Australia has confirmed that the inboxes of local Yahoo e-mail account holders would be given a 100MB storage boost in line with plans announced for its US customers earlier today (AEST).

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