Barry Diller
Ask, IAC CEO Barry Diller Steps Down
Barry Diller, founder of IAC which includes Ask.com, told the company he ran for over 17 years that he is stepping down ... read more
Augmented Reality Session at #sesny [LIVE BLOG]
5:33pm Q: Is anyone working with clients internally? Ogden: SAP is a great example. Their employees can walk around and see a ... read more
IAC Earnings: Search Revenues Up, But $1 Billion Impairment Charges
Despite loss, they beat the Street. IAC, the parent company of Ask.com, today reported its Q4 2009 earnings. While revenues in their ... read more
Yahoo! Partners with Former NBC Exec’s Venture for Original Content
Sites like Hulu and the increasing adoption of media players such as the Apple TV are showing consumer desire (and willingness) to ... read more
Barry Diller Willing to Sell Ask.com, But No Deal in the Works
Yesterday, on the IAC earnings conference call, CEO Barry Diller said that he’d be open to selling Ask.com. The media took off ... read more
Has Google Already Won?
With the imminent demise of Yahoo and Ask.com, Google seems to have cemented its near-total control of search. The monopolization of our industry is fast becoming a reality, and yet the users of search are oblivious.
Search Headlines & Links: November 5, 2007
Want a snapshot of the day’s search marketing news? Here we’ve collected today’s top news stories posted to the Search Engine Watch ... read more
IAC Splitting Into Five Separate Companies
Ask.com parent InterActiveCorp is splitting itself up. After years of touting the importance of “synergy” between its partner companies, IAC Chairman and ... read more
Is an Ask-Microsoft Partnership on the Horizon?
Ask.com and parent IAC have been cozying up to Microsoft lately, leading to the question of what will become of the current ... read more
The Algorithm Constantly Finds Jesus
No I have not been born again. Apparently the Ask crew knows something the rest of us don’t. They are running that ... read more
