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Sensis e-Business Report: The online experience of small and medium enterprises

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04 September 2008We are a nation increasingly addicted to new technology, according to the 2008 Sensis e-Business Report, and this love affair is starting at a very early age, with children using the internet before they turn five, many of whom are unsupervised. The special report, which is in its 12th year, explores how small and medium businesses and consumers interact with technology, including the use of e-commerce, social networking sites, mobile email devices, as well as website and telecommunication take-up by businesses.

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