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SlingMedia Founder Invests In Clicker, Joins BOD
Ever since Blake Krikorian left Sling Media , the place shifting startup that he sold to Echostar for $380 million in September 2007 , he's been lying low.
5 Oa Clock Roundup: Nokia enters worlda s largest market, New York...
Nokia launches 6788 phone with China Mobile - The world's largest handset maker meets the world's largest wireless carrier in the world's largest market.
Speculation is mounting about who will buy Ask.com when the "for sale" sign starts dangling from the struggling search engine's marquee.
Asking Price? - MediaPost Publications
Coolest Gadget Reviews Asking Price? MediaPost Publications Formerly AskJeeves.com, IAC bought the search engine in March 2005 for $1.85 billion, but has failed to adequately compete with search engines supported by Should Ask.com Sell Out Now See original here: Asking Price? - MediaPost Publications
Ask.com is a big question mark for IAC
Look for IAC/InterActiveCorp to unload its Ask.com search engine rather than confront what even chairman and CEO Barry Diller admitted Tuesday was a "speculative" future.
Diller open to selling Ask.com
Barry Diller has telegraphed his willingness to sell Ask.com Tuesday during a conference call about parent company IAC's third quarter performance.
Ask.com kicks off integrated campaign
Ask.com is running video banner ads and a Facebook-integrated microsite to promote its Ask Deals retail price index search engine.
Dance like a lunatic for those online savings
It's probably a victory of sorts that Ask still has any share of the Internet search market.
CakeWalk: a Q&a with Eric Erwin, the Executive Vice President of...
All Cupcakes, all the time! Everything you ever wanted to know about cupcakes from true cupcake fans, and Stacie Joy .
Finding the Meaning to Meaningoa s Search Engine
And once we get the search results, we must screen through an abundance of information in order to find one or two truly desired results.
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Ask.com debuts coupon search tool
Ask has launched a new service that scours the internet for online coupons, as the IAC-owned search engine looks to capitallise on the growing trend for online discounts.
Bay Biz Buzz: American Reprographics shares plunge 20%
Walnut Creek-based American Reprographics Co. dropped 20 percent to $7.82 after slumping as much as 22 percent, the most intraday since Feb.
Count Dracula. Family and work situations reach a critical state this week, with equal potential for good or bad results.
Half look up old flames online
UP to half of internet users have looked up former lovers online, a survey has found.
Clickera s Guide to Online Video
I've lost track of how many search engines have claimed to be a TV Guide for Web video , or have been described as such by others.
Ask.com Invites Consumers to Search for the Cure(R) in the Fight Against Breast Cancer
Ask.com , a leading search engine and operating business of IAC , today announced the launch of the Ask.com Search for the Cure program and charitable commitment to Susan G. Komen for the Cure , the world's largest and most progressive grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists fighting to save lives and end breast cancer forever.
MSN poaches Ask man for UK search team Sep 17, 2004
Graham joins from Ask Jeeves. One of his key objectives will be the launch of MSNa s much vaunted algorithmic search engine, currently in final test phase and expected to be launched within the next few months.
Clicker Raises $8M For Video Search Engine
Jim Lanzone who resigned as CEO of Ask.com 2 years ago is now CEO of LA-based Clicker.com. The startup is looking to index and search online TV content.
TC50 Backstage: Is Jim Lanzone a Jerk?
So former Ask.com CEO Jim Lanzone just launched his new company, Clicker . Ita s like a TV Guide for online video, and the experts named it as one of their favorite companies they saw today.
Tech and Web from Times Online
Ask Jeeves is on a mission to be indispensable
The search site, which wants to take market share from Google, says it can carve a niche for a certain kind of user Elizabeth Judge Jeeves spent his working life protecting Bertie Wooster from bossy aunts and romantic imbroglios - but even the unflappable butler might have been flummoxed by the most common question posed to his technological ...
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