- Ask Jeeves Holders Sell 5 Million Shares
Date: 2004-08-04 Source: InternetNews.com
Shareholders associated with Interactive Search Holdings sold Ask Jeeves stock they acquired in the companies' May 6 merger. Ask Jeeves said it granted the shareholders an early release from their lockup agreements.
[Open In New Window] - Ask Jeeves Extends Google Deal
Date: 2004-07-26 Source: TheStreet.com
Ask Jeeves said the extension renews the agreements with the company's flagship sites, Ask Jeeves and Ask Jeeves UK. Google's sponsored links product complements Ask Jeeves' own suite of advertising products, including its proprietary paid listings product and branded ad units.
[Open In New Window] - Ask Jeeves Renews with Google
Date: 2004-07-26 Source: ClickZ
The deal means Ask Jeeves will continue to rely on its biggest competitor for the infrastructure needed to support paid text advertising on its sites, which include Ask Jeeves and Ask Jeeves U.K. Ask Jeeves said the value of the deal, not accounting for growth, is approximately $1 billion.
[Open In New Window] - Ask Jeeves More Than Doubles Internet Traffic
Date: 2004-07-20 Source: DMNews.com
In the first month since closing on the acquisition of new search properties, Ask Jeeves increased its Web traffic 150 percent to become the sixth-most-visited Internet property in June, according to comScore Media Metrix.
[Open In New Window] - Getting Answers About Ask Jeeves
Date: 2004-06-25 Source: Fool.com
Management has demonstrated a willingness to do whatever it takes to remain innovative and competitive. This is important for any type of company, but especially for a firm in the incredibly competitive Internet search space. From an execution standpoint, I think this company's a winner.
[Open In New Window] - AskJeeves Drops Remaining Paid Inclusion Program
Date: 2004-06-24 Source: ClickZ
AskJeeves is retiring its Site Submit paid inclusion program. The move, coming several months after the company dropped its Index Express XML-based inclusion offering, marks a complete withdrawal from the practice of allowing companies to pay for guaranteed indexing.
[Open In New Window] - Ask Jeeves Announces Launch of Binoculars Site Preview Tool
Date: 2004-06-19 Source: Search Engine Lowdown
The Binoculars tool enables users to quickly and easily preview their search results before clicking-through to visit the end pages themselves. According to an independent user study conducted by VeriTest, "binoculars" reduced the number of clicks required to find relevant results by 50-70% per search.
[Open In New Window] - Ask Jeeves: How Did That Happen?
Date: 2004-06-01 Source: Traffick
Jeeves' market strength has been sustained enough to suggest that where there's smoke, there must be fire. Investors are accumulating the stock, possibly because someone else might be interested in acquiring Ask Jeeves. But why? Here are some conjectures...
[Open In New Window] - Ask Jeeves Hits A Homer
Date: 2004-04-21 Source: ClickZ
Search engine Ask Jeeves hit a homer in the first quarter of 2004, with net income of $13.4 million, or 23 cents a share. Revenue was $39.2 million, a 73 percent jump over revenue for the same quarter last year.
[Open In New Window] - Ask Jeeves raises 2004 outlook
Date: 2004-04-20 Source: CBS.MarketWatch.com
Ask Jeeves reported first-quarter profit growth late Tuesday on sales that rose 73 percent, mirroring substantial growth in searches on its Web sites.
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