Indianapolis - It is the kind of news that gets attention: Indiana mentioned in the same breath as San Jose and Boston when it comes to creating high tech jobs. A new study lists Indianapolis as one of the fastest growing “cybercities” in the country. Read more.
Groundbreaking Service Praised by Leading Global Growth Consulting Company
Indianapolis, IN - June 19, 2008 - Adding to its list of prestigious awards, ChaCha announced today that it took home top national prize in the Best New Service category of the American Business Awards, presented at a gala event held in NYC last Thursday. Hailed as [...]
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Scott A. Jones talks about the human-guided search engine, competition from other sites, and how ChaCha embraces a Wikipedia-esque structure. Read more.
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Everyone gets burning questions every once in a while, and it’s usually when you’re out among your friends and you have a bet to settle. If you don’t have a smartphone to whip out and jump onto Wikipedia then ChaCha is your new, I-told-you-so best friend. Read more.
We’ve all been in a situation where we want to know the answer to a simple question, but have no way of looking up the answer. That’s where our cell phones come in handy. Read more.
Man oh man, it sure would have come in handy on more than a few occasions!
ChaCha, the human powered search engine, is pretty nifty. I remember hearing about this a few months ago, but admit I had never actually tried it. The concept is this: you text a question to the ChaCha short code… any [...]
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Have you ever wondered who directed that awesome flick “Hot Rod,” or who won the 1998 Giro d’ Italia bike race, or if there is a cure for herpes? Well wonder no longer as the answer to all these questions and more is now at the tip of your finger thanks to ChaCha. (For those [...]
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No question is too complicated, too bizarre or too random for ChaCha, a recently launched mobile answering service that promises quick and accurate answers to your inquiries via text message. Read more.
You hear it all the time: “These cellphones are too complicated, by cracky! I don’t want to play music or surf the Internet. I just want to make phone calls!”
It may turn out, though, that these complaints are misdirected. Maybe the real problem isn’t new features - it’s the complexity added to the phones’ designs.
But [...]
