IAC-owned About.com is losing its web 1.0 moniker and rebranding as Dotdash. Dotdash is the umbrella brand behind About.com’s slew of new vertical sites, which includes properties like personal ...

Old school knowledge website About.com is no more. The company, which to the surprise of many was still operating, rebranded itself today as “Dotdash” and launched a range of six new supporting ...

??IAC's Ask.com search engine will integrate the New York Times-owned collection of web sites focused on various topics, including from the film and TV worlds. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor ...

The general information giant About.com—a repository of information and advice on topics ranging from food and health to home improvement and personal finance—has realized that to survive in today’s ...

About.com is launching its third standalone brand in the form of Lifewire, a tech information and advice site. Lifewire will offer advice and answers on common tech questions and problems in the most ...

As About.com prepares to sell – it seems worthwhile to look back at the history of About.com, and how its founder became one of the early innovators in what is now known as the Curated Web. About.com ...

About.com, the IAC-owned media giant, has today unveiled its first standalone brand in the form of Verywell, a site for information around health. Verywell will launch with more than 50,000 pieces of ...

Before Google became the de facto search engine of the internet, the late ‘90s offered myriad of options for when you just wanted more information on stuff: Yahoo, Ask Jeeves, AltaVista, Answers.com.

With 40 experts and over 16,000 articles, Lifewire teaches users “how to fix what isn’t working, buy the right gear, get the most out of their screens and gadgets, and have fun with technology,” ...

More people visit About.com than visit LinkedIn, Twitter, or Buzzfeed, but many of them don’t notice. CEO Neil Vogel wants to change that. Neil Vogel, like most people, never really thought about ...