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Ask.com, the search engine and question-and-answer service formerly known as Ask Jeeves, has shut down. Ask Jeeves first launched in 1996 and, with its focus on answering conversational questions posed in natural language, was arguably a precursor to today’s AI-powered chatbots. For most of its 30-year history, however, it’s been overshadowed by other search products,…
“People staffers mad over ‘fat-shaming’ Rebel Wilson issue” Staffers at People are “appalled” over the magazine’s new Rebel Wilson issue, claiming that their new boss blew off concerns that the cover story is “fat-shaming” and spreads “misinformation” about weight and fertility, The Post has learned. In the issue that hit newsstands Friday, a svelte Wilson…
“People’s print magazine faces closure: sources” People may scrap its weekly print edition as its new owner looks to slash costs — even as writers privately gripe that the magazine’s new editor looks to be an awkward fit for the celebrity-gossip icon, The Post has learned Staffers at People — a 48-year-old fixture in grocery…
“PeopleTV is closing under new owner Barry Diller’s IAC” PeopleTV, the daily television show of People magazine, is shutting down next month, The Post has learned. Staffers at the entertainment show People, hosted by Kay Adams, were told their fate on Tuesday. A rep for parent company Dotdash Meredith confirmed the news, adding: “After a…
“#Barry Diller denies his company cheated Tinder founders out of $2 billion” Billionaire Barry Diller took the stand on Monday to defend his media empire from a lawsuit claiming that it cheated the founders of Tinder out of $2 billion. The hookup app’s co-founder and former CEO Sean Rad claims that Diller’s companies — IAC…
“#Barry Diller denies his company cheated Tinder founders out of $2 billion” Billionaire Barry Diller took the stand on Monday to defend his media empire from a lawsuit claiming that it cheated the founders of Tinder out of $2 billion. The hookup app’s co-founder and former CEO Sean Rad claims that Diller’s companies — IAC…
“#Barry Diller’s IAC in talks to buy People publisher Meredith” Barry Diller’s IAC is in advanced talks to acquire Meredith, the publisher of magazines such as People, InStyle and Real Simple, according to a report. The deal, which is estimated to be valued at more than $2.5 billion, would broaden IAC’s stable of online publications,…