The company said it will expand search services and add new localised content to the versions of its Netcenter site in Australia, Denmark, France, Germany, Japan and others.
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News Burst: Netscape expands international sites
Netscape Communications Corp. announced Wednesday it is expanding the content and services of its localised international Web sites.
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