Rudd-Jones set to run Alta Vista UK service
27 Sep 1999 | by MARK TUNGATE
US-based internet search engine Alta Vista has launched a major push into Europe and looks set to appoint United News s Nicholas Rudd-Jones to run its UK and Ireland service.
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US-based internet search engine Alta Vista has launched a major push into Europe and looks set to appoint United News s Nicholas Rudd-Jones to run its UK and Ireland service.
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