Bing is a fairly new search engine which represents Microsoft’s attempt to compete with Google in the search engine market.
On this page, you’ll find links to the Net Age articles about Bing.
Earlier this year we wrote about how search engine Bing has released a link disavow tool for those websites trying to optimise around their algorithm. It was a bold step in the fight against web-spammers, although seemingly redundant from Bing.
We recently reported on the possibility of Google adding a feature to their Webmaster Tools that would allow websites to disavow certain backlinks. The links would still remain connected to your site but Google would ignore their weight in your link profile. So many were somewhat surprised when Bing introduced the feature on their Webmaster Tools before Google.
Last week, Microsoft’s Bing, the heavily touted, (but perhaps not so heavily used) new search engine that was supposed to provide an alternative to the pervasive Google, launched a service that may be designed to compete with Google Places.
Last week, Microsoft’s Bing, the heavily touted, (but perhaps not so heavily used) new search engine that was supposed to provide an alternative to the pervasive Google, launched a service that may be designed to compete with Google Places.
In a move which some claim is an attempt to catch up with Microsoft’s Bing search engine, Google has just rolled out testing on their new feature, Google Instant Preview.
According to an announcement by Yahoo, the search engine company will continue to work on search innovations, despite their recent agreement with Microsoft to allow it to power their search.
According to an announcement by Yahoo, the search engine company will continue to work on search innovations, despite their recent agreement with Microsoft to allow it to power their search.
According to an announcement by Yahoo, the search engine company will continue to work on search innovations, despite their recent agreement with Microsoft to allow it to power their search.
The relatively recent launch of Microsoft’s new search engine Bing has also launched a new online debate. Which search engine is better?
Ending years of negotiation and speculation, Microsoft and Yahoo have finally announced that they will join forces in a move that is largely seen as an attempt to reclaim some of the huge search engine market share currently held by Google.
Ending years of negotiation and speculation, Microsoft and Yahoo have finally announced that they will join forces in a move that is largely seen as an attempt to reclaim some of the huge search engine market share currently held by Google.
Ending years of negotiation and speculation, Microsoft and Yahoo have finally announced that they will join forces in a move that is largely seen as an attempt to reclaim some of the huge search engine market share currently held by Google.
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