Ask Jeeves Inc. has decided to cancel one of its programs that allowed companies to pay to have hard-to-index information on their Web sites updated frequently and included in the Ask Jeeves ...
At the risk of alienating younger audiences, take a moment and ask yourself how you would have found the answer to this headline in the 90s. You might've consulted an online butler named Jeeves who, ...
Ask Jeeves Inc. will follow the trend among providers of free Web-based e-mail service of boosting in-box capacity, by increasing storage to 125MB for the e-mail services it offers from its My Way, ...
Jeeves Solutions, the enterprise software division of Ask Jeeves Inc., today unveiled a new product designed to improve the Web as a sales and support channel for customers by providing a single view ...
SAN JOSE, Calif.--Now that it's part of media mogul Barry Diller's InterActiveCorp, the Ask Jeeves butler is shaping up, cutting back on sponsored results that bloated its site and increasing more ...
Search engine AskJeeves.com has rebranded itself as Ask.com, ditched its namesake butler icon and added several new search tools in an effort to woo more users, Barry Diller, chairman and CEO of Ask ...
In a deal that potentially intensifies an already heated competition among search engine companies, Barry Diller's IAC/InterActiveCorp. announced yesterday that it agreed to purchase search company ...
The search engine Ask Jeeves’ dapper, grinning butler will soon be out of a job. Jeeves’ pink slip came from IAC/InterActiveCorp Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Barry Diller, who announced the ...
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