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Ask.com, the search site that began life as AskJeeves, has been officially shuttered by its owner, InterActiveCorp (IAC). The company paid $1.8bn for it in 2005, around which time it ranked 4th in UK ...

Ask.com, which was called AskJeeves until twenty years ago, is no more. You can tell someone didn’t really use the internet in the 90s if they say AskJeeves was a big part of online life back then.

Ask.com has shut down after nearly three decades as a search engine. Parent company IAC discontinued its search business as part of a strategic refocusing. Ask Jeeves launched in the late 1990s with a ...

After 29 years in the business, Ask.com (formerly known as Ask Jeeves), has finally closed its doors as of May 1st, 2026. While the writing has been on the wall since Google's search engine took the ...

Ask.com (Ask Jeeves), a pioneering search service founded in 1996, ceased operations on May 1, 2026, following its parent company, IAC Inc.'s, withdrawal from the search business. The service once ...

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The pioneering search website Ask.com shut down its search services on May 1, 2026 The company launched in 1997 as AskJeeves.com with an eponymous butler as a mascot. Ask.com’s parent company, IAC, ...