Ask.com taking search mobile
May 15 - The CEO of Ask.com says the search engine is "taking the best of the internet to a mobile device."
Jim Lanzone, speaking at the Reuters Technology, Media and Telecoms Summit in New York, says Ask.com, which is owned by IAC/InterActiveCorp (IACI.o) is "continuing to make search great" and "very easy to use" on mobile devices.
Speaker:
Jim Lanzone
CEO, Ask.com
Companies Mentioned:
Google (GOOG.o)
IAC/InterActiveCorp (IACI.o)
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