This is likely due to its origin as AskJeeves, which prompted users to ask questions in plain English, often including the "what," "how," or "why" portion of their question. Different search engines appeal to different demographics, and the search...
It went from AskJeeves.com to Ask.com and now IAC has folded its search engine and will use either Google or Bing to provide their searches, while concentrating on the question and answer service they returned to in July.
It went from AskJeeves.com to Ask.com and now IAC has folded its search engine and will use either Google or Bing to provide their searches, while concentrating on the question and answer service they returned to in July, New York Times reported.
Though Ask - still known as AskJeeves - saw the future in Web Answers as a supplement to their Smart Search.saw the launch of ChaCha - the human-powered search engine. The prediction that search engines will get smarter has been made by a number...
It's not the same AskJeeves it was seven years ago. Gary Price, director of online information resources at Ask.com, is no stranger to most Search Engine Watch readers. He spent a year and a half as news editor of this site before he left to join...
Bill joined the company in 2005, coming over from Ask.com (which was at the time AskJeeves), and will be reportedly leaving due to differences in opinion as to how Did-it should move forward. Bill Wise has resigned his post as CEO of the primarily...
The Butler is Dead - AskJeeves rebrands itself to Ask.com Barry Schwartz first posted this over at SEL, but Chris Winfield of 10e20 did such a great job of listing the 101 Biggest Stories in Search for 2006, it deserves to be noted several times in...
The askjeeves.com domain was created on Wed, November 29th, 1995, shortly after AltaVista had its public launch. After nearly a decade of service, Jeeves is retiring from his duties at the search engine, which will assume the long used but little...
Recently, AskJeeves.com released a Smart Searches with recipes and another with video game info. Football fans in the UK (see, I didn't call it soccer) have a new Ask Jeeves Smart Search resource to use and quickly find and access info about their...
The search engine exhibiting the largest growth during the measuring period was AskJeeves, which saw its search queries soar by 77 percent, though Barry Diller's Web asset still claims less than 3 percent of the market.
Ask Jeeves www.askjeeves.com Hitwise uses a combination of anonymous web surfing data provided by ISPs in various countries and its own panel-based measurements to determine which sites are most popular on the web.
AskJeeves Keeps Trying. What I dislike is the suggestion that somehow copyright is different for scholarly works, libraries or just print material. You don't become a second class citizen just because you publish on the web.
Might be one of those words [Ask or Jeeves] without the other," Diller answered, adding that the final decision on AskJeeves' new name isn't "finalized. According to this Marketwatch.com story, Barry Diller told attendees at the D3 -- All Things...
AskJeeves Will Drop Ads by 31% - Yahoo To Test Banner Ads - SEO & The Zen Factor - and more. Today's SearchDay, Search Engine Forums Spotlight, features our weekly links to this week's hot topics from search engine forums across the web: SES...
AskJeeves Will Drop Ads by 31% Cre8asite Forums The Premier Event for Search Engine Marketing & Optimization Returns to Toronto May 4-5, 2005. Moderator Barry Schwartz has a LIVE coverage for most sessions.
The study showed Google to be the most preferred search engine, with Yahoo and MSN and AskJeeves gaining share. And no big surprise: searchers continue to prefer Google, though Yahoo, MSN and AskJeeves are gaining share.
Notably Lycos Site Side Optimization and AskJeeves Interactive. The Great SEO Myths of our Time Search Engine Watch Forums People on SEO forums know about SEO [search engine optimization”. Let's Test Hijacking A Google Listing Search Engine Watch...
AskJeeves division wants to be one stop shop for ad buyers.eCommerceIQ Nov 4 2004 9:28PM GMT If so, that's a huge, untapped market that's ripe for the picking for search marketing professionals. Research: Do Keywords In URL Influence Your Rank?
Reminds me of something that AskJeeves has done (and I like) for over a year by placing a few images (if the searcher includes a trigger word) from their image database (powered by Picsearch) directly at the top of web search results pages.
AskJeeves Drops Remaining Paid Inclusion Program. Natural Listings Search Engine Watch Forums Anytime you appear more than once on a SERP [search engine result page”, you're creating 'surround sound impact' - while greatly adding to credibility...
