I'd say answers.com is an extremely usable tool. It's getting great press from Forbes, Wall Street Journal, etc and traffic is ramping up very quickly. See this URL for some interesting reviews: http://www.answersblogger.blogspot.com/
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"If you look at this graph comparing traffic trends at askjeeves and answers.com, you might find yourself wondering whether answers.com traffic might soon reach the levels of askjeeves.com traffic. Then you might note that at $20, Gurunet (GRU, owners of anwers.com) has a market cap roughly 1/10 the askjeeves price."
Oops, that link was broken. This should work:
http://answersblogger.blogspot.com/2005/03/ask-jee ves-selling-for-2-billion.html/
"If you look at this graph comparing traffic trends at askjeeves and answers.com, you might find yourself wondering whether answers.com traffic might soon reach the levels of askjeeves.com traffic. Then you might note that at $20, Gurunet (GRU, owners of anwers.com) has a market cap roughly 1/10 the askjeeves price."
I'd say answers.com is an extremely usable tool. It's getting great press from Forbes, Wall Street Journal, etc and traffic is ramping up very quickly. See this URL for some interesting reviews:
http://www.answersblogger.blogspot.com/
Oops, that link was broken. This should work: http://answersblogger.blogspot.com/2005/03/ask-jee ves-selling-for-2-billion.html
"If you look at this graph comparing traffic trends at askjeeves and answers.com, you might find yourself wondering whether answers.com traffic might soon reach the levels of askjeeves.com traffic. Then you might note that at $20, Gurunet (GRU, owners of anwers.com) has a market cap roughly 1/10 the askjeeves price."
Oops, that link was broken. This should work: http://answersblogger.blogspot.com/2005/03/ask-jee ves-selling-for-2-billion.html/
"If you look at this graph comparing traffic trends at askjeeves and answers.com, you might find yourself wondering whether answers.com traffic might soon reach the levels of askjeeves.com traffic. Then you might note that at $20, Gurunet (GRU, owners of anwers.com) has a market cap roughly 1/10 the askjeeves price."