I was recently interviewed by Dave Raven of BFBS radio, which is a tech-centric internet radio show out of the UK. They’ve got a great program going on (which is why they featured us, right?) that you should check out by clicking right here.
This next one is from WOW Technology Minute . […]

This is a new one. Fernande L. actually painted each of her nails with the ChaCha logo. I don’t want to come right out and say that painting the ChaCha logo on your body will automatically get you on the blog, but it will definitely help.
Thanks Fernande!

Scott and Liza were out in NY this week doing some interviews with a few big-time media outlets (I’ll be sure to post them on here when they come out). While they were there, Scott did an interview with CNBC’s show, Squak Box. This is what Liza said about the whole experience:
This was […]

Pandia, which is a great search engine and SEM blog, put together quite a helpful search engine tutorial. I’ve been looking for the time to do something like this for ChaCha and all of our Guides but now I don’t have to. If you use an algorithmic search engine and care at […]

Despite two cases of car trouble and single digit wind-chill, we made it back from Chicago alive and in one piece. Booyah.
Very first thing we did on Tuesday morning was meet and hang out with two of our Guides, Caryl and Veronica. We had breakfast and talked about ChaCha from their perspective. This […]

Or Dugg? I’m not totally sure how we conjugate that one. Anyway…
We made it to the front page of Digg.com for the first time ever! Although, at the time I’m writing this it looks like we’ve dropped down a page or two. If you want to pump us back up, feel […]

I’m in Chicago right now for the 2006 Search Engine Strategies conference. We’re going to be meeting up with a few local Guides tomorrow for some muffins and meetings before the doors open to the conference. This is the first time we’ll have ever really had face-to-face contact with our Guides and we’re […]

It was announced yesterday that Google would be pulling the cord on Google Answers. The Google Blog chalked it up to an “experiment coming to an end” but that seems like more of a posthumous explaination rather than a working auspice. One might argue that Google’s fantastic growth called not so much for […]