Need to GoFish? Ask Jeeves

By Elinor Mills
Staff Writer, CNET News

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Ask Jeeves and GoFish have signed a content licensing agreement under which the search engine will integrate GoFish's multimedia search technology into www.ask.com.

The service lets users listen to, browse, download and purchase music, video, podcasts, movies, music videos and ring tones. Music downloads represent five of the top 50 queries on Ask Jeeves, the companies said in a statement.

Ask Jeeves, owned by IAC/InterActive, is the fifth largest search engine, according to Nielsen/NetRatings.

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