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Search Company Ask.Com “Surrenders to Google”

Posted on November 10, 2010 by editor

From Boomberg (November 11, 2010):

 

IAC’s Barry Diller Surrenders to Google, Ends Ask.com’s Search Effort

 

Full Story available here.

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  • Senators Kohl and Lee Call on the FTC to Investigate Google
  • ACI Agrees With DOJ – Google Book Settlement Poses Anticompetitive Risks
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