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Noun Named Entity
Categories: 1999 initial public offerings, Dot-com bubble, IAC (company), Question-and-answer websites, Desktop search engines
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Ask Jeeves  Ask.com  AskTB  AskX  Andy Curtis
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A widely used search engine accepting plain English questions or phrases or terms WordNet 3.0
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A widely used search engine accepting plain English questions or phrases or terms WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet
Ask.com is a question answering–focused e-business founded in 1996 by Garrett Gruener and David Warthen in Berkeley, California. Wikipedia
A web search engine, formerly Ask Jeeves Wikipedia Disambiguation
Search engine Wikidata
IS A
search engine
subsidiary company
desktop search
FOUNDED BY
Garrett Gruener
David Warthen
HEADQUARTERS LOCATION
Oakland
LANGUAGE OF WORK OR NAME
English
OWNED BY
IAC
USAGE DOMAIN
trademark
WordNet 3.0
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Ask Jeeves
Open English WordNet
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Ask.com, Ask Jeeves
Wikipedia
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Ask.com
Wikidata
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Ask.com
Wikipedia Redirections
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Andy Curtis (entrepreneur), ASK.com, Ask.com (toolbar), Ask.com Search, Ask.com toolbar, Ask.com UK, Ask (search engine), Ask com, Ask for Kids, Ask geeves, Ask Jeeves, Ask jeeves widget, Ask jeevs, Ask jevees, Ask jeves, Ask Kids, Ask Media Group, Ask Search, Ask search engine, Ask Sponsored Listings, Ask toolbar, Askcom, AskJeeves, AskTb, AskTB, AskTbORJ, Askx, AskX, AskX.com, Information-revolution.org, Informational Revolution (website), Marcos Sorenson
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Ask Jeeves

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