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    Telstra a naughty word on BigPond’s BigBlog

    By John Le Fevre on August 7, 2007  

    Telstra a naughty word on BigPond’s BigBlog

    If ever any evidence was required that Telstra is out of control…

    eBay: Lots of profit but no responsibility

    By John Le Fevre on August 3, 2007  

    eBay: Lots of profit but no responsibility

    eBay might be the worlds largest online auction site, but when it…

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