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What's next for Interactive Corp. (IACI)? More Daily Beast and less Ask.com, says Barry Diller.
On today's earnings call, Barry Diller indicated to investors that he's willing to part ways with Ask.com:
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Barry Diller is getting close to waving his white flag in the search wars.
During IAC’s quarterly earnings conference call, the top dog made it quite clear that Ask.com may be on the chopping block:
"We’ve been asked a lot whether we’re open to consolidating transactions in the area of search. The answer is yes," Diller said. [...]
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- Ask.com For Sale? | The Domains (blogsearch.google.com)
Ask.com could soon be up for sale, judging by the comments of IAC CEO Barry Diller. (Credit: Screenshot by Tom Krazit/CNET) Ask.com could be on the block, judging by the comments of the CEO of its parent company. Reuters reported on IAC's third-quarter earnings conference call Tuesday, where CEO Barry Diller all but opened the bidding for the ...
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From megite.com
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Yesterday, on the IAC earnings conference call, CEO Barry Diller said that he'd be open to selling Ask.com. The media took off with the comments as if they were new and a deal was imminent. It's not.
A source familiar with the matter said there are currently no talks about an Ask.com acquisition or spinoff. Diller's comments were made in response to constant questions that IAC receives regarding their willingness to sell Ask.com. Their...
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From searchenginewatch.com
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With the Google juggernaut showing no signs of slowing down, media mogul Barry Diller is now giving serious thought to getting out of the search business.
Diller, the chief executive of IAC/InterActiveCorp., admitted the search space is "challengin...
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