The new owners of Ask.fm, the social network implicated in the suicide of
14-year-old Hannah Smith in summer 2013, have sworn to end bullying on the platform, or shut it down entirely. Doug Leeds, the CEO of once-dominant search site Ask.com, which bought the
previously unrelated Ask.fm on Thursday, made the promise in an interview with Silicon Valley news site Pando Daily.
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