Bing Review
May 31, 2009
Short honk: Scooopy.com (yep, three ohs) published a useful review of Bing.com, Microsoft’s most recent attempt to close the search gap between Redmond and Googzilla. You can find “First Look – Microsoft’s New BING Search Engine” here. The highlight is a breakout of Bing.com’s search “sections”. Useful.
Stephen Arnold, June 1, 2009
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