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Oct 27, 2009
 
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Barry Diller may be about to hang a 'for sale' on Ask.com, saying on Tuesday that his search advertising business could be open to a takeover given the competition it faces from Google Inc and Yahoo Inc. [read full story]                    

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Diller: No Blockbuster Acquisitions In The Cards But If You Want To Buy Ask ... (paidContent.org)

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Oct 31, 2009
 

Updated: Don't think big thoughts when you look at that $1.8 billion-plus in IAC's bank account: Barry Diller is sticking to his guns when it comes to major acquisitions. He told analysts during the Q3 earnings call that he's...

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Rumor: Microsoft in the market for Ask.com

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Oct 30, 2009
 

Microsoft's Bing has made a big splash in the search market, but could the company be shopping for another search engine to bolster its arsenal? Several analysts believe Microsoft is currently the most likely buyer for Ask...

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Microsoft-Yahoo Advertising Deal Misses Deadline

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Oct 30, 2009
 

Microsoft and Yahoo were supposed to have signed a final deal for their joint advertising venture on Oct. 27, but that deadline came and went without an agreement. The companies told the Securities and Exchange Commission in a...

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Should Diller Sell Ask.com? No, Donate it to Rutgers University

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Oct 30, 2009
 

There was a lot of recent discussion and news coverage of Barry Diller (IAC) making a comment that he wants to sell Ask.com. Then Microsoft came up as a potential buyer. You all know what I think of Ask.com these...

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Ask.com? Give It to Microsoft; He'll Eat Anything.

allthingsd.com
Oct 30, 2009
 

If Barry Diller is looking for somewhere to unload IAC’s Ask.com search engine, he’d be wise to consider Microsoft--if he doesn't have that in mind already. Analysts reflecting on Diller’s recent remarks about Ask’s...

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Ask.com? Give It to Microsoft; He'll Eat Anything. [Digital Daily]

allthingsd.com
Oct 30, 2009
 

If Barry Diller is looking for somewhere to unload IAC’s Ask.com search engine, he’d be wise to consider Microsoft--if he doesn't have that in mind already. Analysts reflecting on Diller’s recent remarks about Ask’s...

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Should Microsoft Buy More Search Share By Acquiring Ask.com?

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Oct 29, 2009
 

The search engine market was once a fairly predictable and intriguing place where the mantra was Google-and-everybody-else. There was innovation, but nobody really believed that Microsoft, Yahoo, or...

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Ask.com? Give It to Microsoft, He'll Eat Anything.

allthingsd.com
Oct 29, 2009
 

If Barry Diller is looking for someone on which to unload IAC’s Ask.com search engine, he’d be wise to consider Microsoft--if that isn’t who he has in mind already. Analysts reflecting on Diller’s recent remarks about Ask’s...

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Is Ask.com trying to court Microsoft as a buyer?

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Oct 29, 2009
 

InterActiveCorp CEO Barry Diller indicated Tuesday that the company is looking for a potential buyer for its Ask.com search engine. And Wall Street analysts believe he's trying to reach out to Microsoft, reports Reuters.

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Ask.com? Give it to Microsoft, He'll Eat Anything ... (at AllThingsD)

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Oct 29, 2009
 

If Barry Diller is looking for someone on which to unload IAC’s Ask.com search engine, he’d be wise to consider Microsoft — if that isn’t who he has in mind already. Analysts reflecting on Diller’s recent remarks...

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