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Info.com Partners With Answers.com Adding Reference Vertical Search to Robust Search Platform; Partnership Enhances Info.com's Value Proposition of Delivering Comprehensive and Quality Information
Business Wire, June 7, 2006
CHICAGO & NEW YORK -- Info.com, a search platform for broad-web and vertical search engines, today announced a partnership with Answers.com, the leading Internet encyclopedic reference site dedicated to delivering answers covering over 3 million topics. Answers.com offers clear and authoritative content drawn from high-quality, trusted titles, as well as content created by its own editorial team, complementing Info.com's robust vertical-search capabilities.
As a result of the partnership, Info.com visitors now have access to relevant, comprehensive reference-related information as part of the search process. On the right hand side of the reference results page, users can view Info.com's meta-search results from all the leading search engines.
"We are pleased to integrate Answers.com content into Info.com's vertical search offerings, especially since it conveniently aggregates information derived from a wide variety of sources, often not available in such a manner from traditional search engines," said Stephen Scarr, Info.com CEO.
Users can immediately access Info.com's new reference service by visiting www.reference.info.com or www.info.com and clicking on the "Reference" tab.
"Info.com's business model is to partner with the industry's best-of-breed resources, creating a one-stop-source to access quality information on the web," said Jeff Cutler, Chief Revenue Officer, Answers.com. "Answers.com is a perfect complement, adding powerful, deep and relevant reference capabilities to an already robust vertical search site. Providing the right content for users is our primary focus and we are continually licensing new titles and writing original content to provide the best information available."
About Info.com:
Info.com is a search platform for broad-Web and vertical search engines. In an over-communicated and over-informed era, relevant and time saving information brands will become increasingly attractive to Internet users. Info.com seeks to be just that by providing a time-saving interface that seamlessly combines different search technologies into one site. Info.com provides results from the leading search engines and pay-per-click directories. Info.com's vertical search providers include comparison shopping and product reviews, a broad selection of news, pictures, event tickets, eBay, jobs, flights, hotels, White and Yellow Page directories, weather, maps and directions. The company is headquartered in Chicago. For more information, visit www.info.com/about.
> About Answers.com:Answers Corporation (NASD:ANSW) operates www.answers.com, which supplies answers covering over 3 million topics to curious Internet users. Answers.com offers clear, authoritative content drawn from high-quality titles, as well as writing by its own editorial team. Founded in 1999 by CEO Bob Rosenschein, Answers Corporation also partners with, among others, Firefox, Opera, The New York Public Libraries and A9.com. For investment information, visit ir.answers.com.
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