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https://ask.com 
Started: 1996
Founders: Garrett Gruener, David Warthen
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''' Ask.com''' is a [[search engine]], originally called "Ask Jeeves". | ''' Ask.com''' is a [[search engine]], originally called "Ask Jeeves". | ||
Revision as of 19:56, 10 January 2018
https://ask.com Started: 1996
Founders: Garrett Gruener, David Warthen
Owner: IAC
Constitutes: search engine
Ask.com is a search engine, originally called "Ask Jeeves".
Subject-specific Blocking
As of January 2018, the site only offered 40 hits for the search term "Dutroux affair".[1][2] None of these was the ISGP site, which was in the top 10 for Yahoo[3], Bing[4], DuckDuckGo[5], Yandex[6] and Gigablast[7]. The page however is indexed, since a search on "dutroux affair isgp" yield it as the #3 hit.[8] Ask.com seems therefore to have blocked the page for this search term (as did Google and StartPage who did not list it in the top 100 hits).
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