Talk:Yahoo Australia
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editthe beginning of this page is very confusing. in stead of explaining what yahoo!7 is, you first read about importanceof the pages and rating pages like hitwise that have NOTHING at all to do with the topic . wikipedia is not for marketing but an encyclopedia.--Stefanbcn (talk) 21:59, 19 August 2008 (UTC)
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Misrepresentation of Company in first paragraph
editThe current first paragraph is an inaccurate description of Yahoo7 which is misleading to readers.
Yahoo7 is a 50-50 partnership between Seven West Media Group and Yahoo Inc. Yahoo7 brings together the Australian internet business for Yahoo Australia & NZ, and the online assets and television and magazine content of the Seven Network and Pacific Magazines - which is owned by the Seven West Media Group.
http://www.sevenwestmedia.com.au
The statement that Yahoo owns the Seven Network and Pacific Magazines is factually incorrect.
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Yahoo7 Yahoo7 is 50-50 joint venture digital partnership between Seven West Media (SWM) and Oath.
SWM is a multi-platform media company with a presence in broadcast television, online and publishing across every screen.
Oath is a Verizon company that reaches over one billion people around the world with a house of over a dozen media and technology brands.
Yahoo7 is a media and publishing company in the ANZ market. Yahoo7 creates websites including the Yahoo7 home page, 7News, 7Sport, Yahoo Finance, as well as lifestyle and entertainment destination Be, and Yahoo7 Mail.
The Yahoo7 Board of Directors includes Yahoo7 CEO Ed Harrison, Oath members Rose Tsou, John Matheny and Tom Lee, and SWM members Tim Worner, Kurt Burnette, and Clive Dickens. 2406:6E00:EF97:E:D035:555B:8FAD:210F (talk) 05:54, 5 March 2018 (UTC)
The products and services section can be deleted as Yahoo7 no longer houses the Pacific Magazine content, or PLUS7
2406:6E00:EF97:E:D035:555B:8FAD:210F (talk) 05:54, 5 March 2018 (UTC)
Reply 05-MAR-2018
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Declined as unreferenced. Spintendo 09:06, 5 March 2018 (UTC)
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