CEO defends Ask.fm against bullying criticism

The CEO of Ask.com says it's not only up to them to eradicate bullying.

CEO defends Ask.fm against bullying criticism
Mon, 24 Nov, 2014 - 11:29

The CEO of Ask.com says it is not only up to them to eradicate bullying.

The controversial site Ask.fm is moving its headquarters to Ireland, after it was bought by Ask.com

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