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The Evergreen Project was founded in 1996 by a group of educators. The company produces K-12 Web-based programs in life science, geography and environmental economics. The company also produces a series of Web WorkShops to assist teachers in integrating the Internet and computer applications into the curriculum.

Ask.fm is a prominent question-and-answer platform primarily targeted at teenagers, boasting over 215 million members across more than 150 countries. The platform allows users to engage with one another by asking both anonymous and open questions, facilitating a unique social interaction environment. By enabling users to connect and communicate in this manner, Ask.fm has established itself as a significant player in the realm of online social platforms for younger audiences.

nRelate, founded in 2009 by Neil Mody and Oliver Wellington, is a content recommendation platform designed to assist online publishers in enhancing traffic and revenue. Acquired by Ask.com in 2012, nRelate offers free tools that enable publishers to increase audience engagement through targeted article recommendations. Its primary product, a related content plugin, analyzes the current webpage and suggests relevant articles from the publisher's own site as well as from partners and content marketers. By distributing content across its publisher network, nRelate helps marketers effectively reach audiences who are engaged with trusted content.

Sendori specializes in digital marketing solutions designed to benefit both advertisers and publishers by reducing costs, generating revenue, and safeguarding brand equity. The company offers a diverse range of high-converting traffic through its proprietary and third-party network sources. Additionally, Sendori utilizes patented one-click redirect technology and a robust ad serving platform to enhance digital advertising campaigns, focusing on driving conversions and lowering customer acquisition costs. Furthermore, Sendori provides internet navigation support that improves the customer experience by facilitating faster access to popular websites and enhancing security by minimizing the risk of typos leading to malicious sites.

Lexico is a provider of language reference products and services on the Internet, including Dictionary.com, called "the best general English-language dictionary online" by Web Guide magazine; Thesaurus.com, their award-winning online version of Roget's Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases; Reference.com an online encyclopedia, almanac and Web guide; and CleverKeys, software that gives instant access to our services from almost any program on Windows or Macintosh platforms.

Excite.com is a personalization web portal that offers a range of services, including an internet search engine. The platform is designed to provide users with tailored content and functionalities, enabling them to easily access information and resources online. Excite.com aims to enhance the user experience by combining effective search capabilities with curated content, making it a comprehensive destination for internet users seeking relevant and personalized information.

Bloglines, owned and operated by Reply! Inc., is a prominent online platform that enables users to subscribe to, manage, and share news feeds, blogs, and other rich web content. As one of the largest RSS and Atom feed aggregators globally, Bloglines boasts over 2 million users and offers a completely free service accessible on various web-enabled devices, including desktops and mobile phones. The platform allows for extensive customization and organization of feeds to meet individual preferences. Founded in 2003 by Mark Fletcher, Bloglines has undergone several ownership changes, including acquisitions by Ask.com and MerchantCircle. Its primary goal is to enhance the user experience by simplifying the discovery and sharing of online content.

Tukaroo, Inc. designs and develops desktop search and file management software. The company’s technology assists in accessing, viewing, and managing the information in real time. Tukaroo was founded in 2003 and is based in San Jose, California.

Interactive Search Holdings whose properties and subsidiaries include My Way, My Search, My Web Search, iWon, Excite and MaxOnline, is one of the largest online search and media companies in the world.

Octopus Deploy is a deployment automation platform that assists software teams in delivering high-quality applications reliably and securely. It addresses the complexities of continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) by streamlining the process of getting software into production with minimal downtime. The platform integrates seamlessly with various build servers, enhancing their capabilities with a robust set of over 300 deployment and operations-related features. Octopus Deploy supports a wide range of applications, including .NET, Java, and Node, and is suitable for both cloud and on-premises environments. By enabling teams to automate deployments and manage releases effectively, Octopus Deploy ensures consistency across different teams and environments, thereby reducing risks associated with software deployment.

Teoma Technologies is a technology company that specializes in providing an internet search engine platform. The company has developed its own database and utilizes an algorithm-based technology to enhance search capabilities. Teoma's focus is on delivering effective search solutions that leverage its proprietary technology, positioning itself within the competitive landscape of internet search services.

eTour is an online search engine based in Atlanta, Georgia, that serves as a web-surfing guide. The company specializes in connecting users with websites tailored to their personal interests, enhancing the online browsing experience. In addition to its primary function as a search engine, eTour also provides internet media and direct marketing services, aiming to streamline the way users discover content online.

Direct Hit is a Massachusetts company that had developed a "click popularity" search technology, which was licensed to MSN and [Lycos](/organization/lycos), among others. They were acquired by [Ask.com](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/ask-com) in February of 2000.

NetEffect has offered dependable cybersecurity and IT services to companies in Las Vegas.