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ò Google announced that it is opening the Japanese-language version of its email service to anyone who wants to sign up. With the deal, Japan becomes the third market after Australia and New Zealand in which the US internet conglomerate has allowed open access to GMail, which it offers in more than 40 different languages. In other markets, signups are limited to those who receive email invitations from existing users or access it via mobile phones. GMail generates revenue for Google as an automated system displays advertisements linked to the details of emails sent and received. Google, however, does not disclose the number of Gmail accounts, a free service it launched in...
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