AskJeeves.com is not, of course, the only hint of higher culture on the World Wide Web. Nor is it the only acknowledgment there that people were, like, writing books and stuff many decades ago. But ...

NEW YORK - The loyal butler is gone. AskJeeves.com said Monday that it has retired Jeeves, its mascot servant, and will now answer the door simply as Ask.com, adopting a self-service approach for ...

AskJeeves launched a new search engine Monday, going toe-to-toe on quality claims with Web darling Google. AskJeeves' Teoma.com faces a mountain of competition from back-end technology providers.

NEW YORK – The loyal butler is gone. AskJeeves.com said on Monday that it has retired Jeeves, its mascot servant, and will now answer the door simply as Ask.com, adopting a self-service approach for ...

In PG Wodehouse's Jeeves and Wooster stories, the “gentleman's personal gentleman” could always be counted on to save the day. However, even the inimitable Jeeves is no match for the monolith that is ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. The loyal butler is gone. AskJeeves.com said yesterday that it had retired Jeeves, its mascot servant, and would now answer the door ...

IAC appears to be on the verge of giving "Jeeves" his pink slip and rebranding the search engine AskJeeves.com as either "Ask" or "Ask.com." Barry Diller, who heads IAC, told analysts and press at a ...

Search engine AskJeeves.com has rebranded itself as Ask.com, ditched its namesake butler icon and added several new search tools in an effort to woo more users, Barry Diller, chairman and chief ...

Askjeeves.com has launched a Europe-wide ad campaign to mark its rebranding as Ask.com. The relaunch is being supported with press, outdoor, London Underground ads and online. The Jeeves butler ...