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May 28, 2012

News Corp.'s Sunday papers in Australia get augmented-reality app

AUSTRALIA - News Sales Australia, the advertising sales operation for News Corp.'s Australian newspapers, in partnership with Commonwealth Bank, has launched an augmented-reality app that turned yesterday's Sunday Mail, Sunday Herald Sun, Sunday Telegraph and Sunday Times into an interactive experience.

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