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In other developments on Thursday, local paid-search service provider Interchange made some enhancements to its Local Direct geographically targeted search platform yesterday. Local Direct, which debuted in March, is a service for Internet Yellow Pages sites and Yellow Pages publishers that combines Interchange's paid-search technology with a database of business listings.

The platform enables publishers to sell cost-per-click advertising products to their own advertisers under their own brand. Local Direct is powered by the company's Keyword DNA technology, which maps billions of keywords to over 10 million U.S. business listings.

The latest enhancements add capabilities to search for products and services near U.S. landmarks, to receive search results vie e-mail, to track and resolve failed search terms, and to direct statewide searches to the most populous city.

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