Ask.com Code Red Stormtroopers
Last night the Ask.com party named Code Red was full of interesting people and a few stormtroopers here and there.
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Last night the Ask.com party named Code Red was full of interesting people and a few stormtroopers here and there.
What's the danger of not letting your internal bloggers know about your product release plans?
With the farewell to Jeeves festivities taking place today at Search Engine Strategies, Ask.com has gone live today with its new name and look.
Today we, finally, say goodbye to Ask's butler and welcome a cleaner, more streamlined version of Ask.com.
A thoughtful feature in the Financial Times discusses the question of why in-house collaboration in organizations is so difficult, with the consequent impact on effective working.
Ask.com has cleaned up its homepage by removing the long-time iconic butler figure and adding search tools in an Ajax navigation box to the site.