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An item in yesterday’s Sydney Morning Herald entitled Tabcorp Punters bet $1 Billion on the Internet, got me thinking about the extent to which we are transacting on the internet these days.
The article talks about how 35% of Tabcorp’s account holders are internet-enabled, and how the revenue from online betting increased 23.5% in 2006/2007.
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Results from the 2006 Census have shown that 58% of Australian households have internet access. Given that the population of Australia is 19,855,289 (living in 7,986,165) households, this indicates that 11,516,018 Australians had access to the internet (as at August 2006). This was also reported by the Sydney Morning Herald.
Furthermore the results showed that 37% […]

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A home page feature on dLook which is becoming a real favourite are our links to popular Australian resources.
These are listed just under the search box on the dLook home page. There are 12 buttons representing fast links to popular categories which are mostly public services.

Postcodes
Weather
Street Maps
Blog Guide
Dictionary
Employment
Funeral Notices
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Our new national TV campaign is now in its second week and already proving a HUGE success. Utilising the extensive WIN TV regional network our ads are being seen by over 5 million Australians every day and the response has been overwhelming. We intend to extend our campaign to include Capital […]

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There’ll be an exciting announcement from dLook later this week - stay tuned
In the meantime, enjoy a sneak peak of our new TV ad, which is going to air this week.
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We’ve been really busy over at dLook the last few days.
I recently wrote about how dlook had reinstated free listings. That’s actually not quite accurate because we’ve always accepted free listings, but now we are making it really obvious.
We’ve updated our home page

And in prime position is the following

This has resulted in up to […]

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Today dLook business directory reinstated free business directory listings for Australian businesses. If you currently operate a business in Australia, head on over to the dLook sign up page and if you decide that a premium listing isn’t for you, you can click the drop down box, select “free listing”, and add […]

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