ChaCha, a free mobile answers service, is continuing its dream run and explosive growth in the mobile search space. The company has announced that for the second consecutive quarter, it has been the fastest growing service, among pure-play SMS search providers that inlcude ChaCha, Google SMS and Yahoo! SMS. According to the Q3 Mobile Messaging report from The Nielsen Company, ChaCha captured more ...

ChaCha, a unique “mobile answers” service, has teamed with “Rock The Vote” to engage and inform voters as well as provide voting, polling and other related information for the upcoming November 4 election.?? With the knowledge of Rock The Vote, combined

ChaCha will provide mobile answers to young voters as well as provide voting, polling and related information for the November 4 election though a partnership with Rock the Vote. Beginning today, questions can be sent to RTVOTE (788683) and politically trained ChaCha Guides will provide informed, non-partisan answers. With this service, potential voters can learn everything, from where their polli...

Award-winning ChaCha has earned the distinction as the fastest growing mobile search service by capturing 7% of the mobile text search market with a quarterly growth rate of more than 800%. In case you’re wondering, ChaCha is a free mobile answers service that lets users call 1-800-2ChaCha or text questions to ChaCha on mobile phones and

After mentioning myMiaMia I felt I had to mention ChaCha. ChaCha lets you simply SMS or call in a question and you will get an answer back from a human or what they call a guide. The service is free but sadly unlike myMiaMia you cannot use email so SMS or voice charges from your

Thanks once again to Ian's Mobile Answers blog, I picked this one up this morning. Fascinating, fascinating. So how did Newcastle break the news of this appointment? They sent an SMS to their fan club members before putting the announcement on the web and before holding a press conference.Smart

Ian Richardson heads up mobile in the United Kingdom for publishing giant, Emap. He's started a blog, Mobile Answers, that went straight into my feeds the moment I came across it. He's kindly given permission for me to reproduce this post he made a week or so ago about Mobile Content. He