The search engine Ask.com

is not improved, but replaced by a competitive algorithm. This was decided by the operator of IAC. He runs 130 Programmer jobs, Bloomberg reported. As a site with questions and answers (Q & A), it will continue to Ask.com, the search itself but will be powered by the technology of an unnamed partner.

Ask.com has confirmed the report with respect to ZDNet and given an official opinion: “Today’s decision reflects a strategic shift, we want the best Q & A services provide on the Web and developing technologies that provide the answers to the millions of questions that our.. provide users every day This is our heritage, as so often stated -. and the reason why our users visit us again and again “

In an intranet blog goes on to say, the offices of Ask.com, New Jersey (USA) and China were closed. There is also a statement from President Doug Leeds: “We have been in recent years, often criticized for changing our approaches and tactics too often, the current leadership has changed that we know that the users come to Ask.com,.. because they get answers here, and we do now serve in everything we do. “

Google leads the market for search engines since 2004. Currently it is at 65 percent worldwide share. IAC tried to challenge Google, led by Barry Diller in 2005, when it “Ask Jeeves” took over for 1.85 billion dollars. In September 2010 is the successor product, just Ask.com, to just 3.7 percent share of the search market, just ahead of AOL, which now uses Google’s search technology.

Ask.com was one of few search engines that have used their own algorithms. The search market is now developing into a duel between challengers and Google Dominator Bing, who now runs so well at Yahoo.

Ask.com no longer conducts research on new search algorithms – this task leaves it up to competitors such as market leader Google (Screenshot: ZDNet). Gallery Bing: comparison with Google search »Picture Gallery …

The search engine Ask.com is not improved, but replaced by a competitive algorithm. This was decided by the operator of IAC. He runs 130 Programmer jobs, Bloomberg reported. As a site with questions and answers (Q & A), it will continue to Ask.com, the search itself but will be powered by the technology of an [...]

The search engine Ask.com is not improved, but replaced by a competitive algorithm. This was decided by the operator of IAC. He runs 130 Programmer jobs, Bloomberg reported. As a site with questions and answers (Q & A), it will continue to Ask.com, the search itself but will be powered by the technology of an [...]

The search engine Ask.com is not improved, but replaced by a competitive algorithm. This was decided by the operator of IAC. He runs 130 Programmer jobs, Bloomberg reported. As a site with questions and answers (Q & A), it will continue to Ask.com, the search itself but will be powered by the technology of an [...]

The search engine Ask.com is not improved, but replaced by a competitive algorithm. This was decided by the operator of IAC. He runs 130 Programmer jobs, Bloomberg reported. As a site with questions and answers (Q & A), it will continue to Ask.com, the search itself but will be powered by the technology of an [...]

The search engine Ask.com is not improved, but replaced by a competitive algorithm. This was decided by the operator of IAC. He runs 130 Programmer jobs, Bloomberg reported. As a site with questions and answers (Q & A), it will continue to Ask.com, the search itself but will be powered by the technology of an [...]

The search engine Ask.com is not improved, but replaced by a competitive algorithm. This was decided by the operator of IAC. He runs 130 Programmer jobs, Bloomberg reported. As a site with questions and answers (Q & A), it will continue to Ask.com, the search itself but will be powered by the technology of an [...]

The search engine Ask.com is not improved, but replaced by a competitive algorithm. This was decided by the operator of IAC. He runs 130 Programmer jobs, Bloomberg reported. As a site with questions and answers (Q & A), it will continue to Ask.com, the search itself but will be powered by the technology of an [...]