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TTSL, Yahoo! India partner for co-branded homepage Monday 25 May 2009 | 11:06 AM CET
 
Indian operator Tata Teleservices has entered into a contract with Yahoo! India. As a result, a co-branded Yahoo! India homepage will serve as the default across all Tata Indicom internet access devices. The contract will enable Yahoo! India to reach out directly to millions of users subscribing to Tata Indicom internet services, such as Photon Plug2Surf, Photon Plus and Photon Pro Wireline Broadband. Tata Indicom subscribers will be able to find information on services like bill payment, tariff plans and promotions on the portal. Users will also have access to the online content and communication services through Yahoo!'s flagship properties such as Yahoo! Mail, Yahoo! Search, Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Cricket and Yahoo! Mobile.
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