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Frederic Lardinois / TechCrunch:

Bing Questions Study That Claimed It Delivers 5x More Malware Than Google , Says It Blocks 94% Of Clicks To Malicious Sites — Last week, a study by German antivirus testing company AV-Test claimed that Microsoft's Bing delivered “five times as many websites containing malware as Google.”

Apr 19, 2013, 10:05 PM– In context

Max Eddy / PC Magazine:

Bing Delivers Five Times as Many Malicious Websites as Google — Searches on Bing returned five times more links to malicious websites than Google searches, according to an 18-month study from German independent testing lab AV-Test. Though search engines have worked to suppress malicious results …

Apr 11, 2013, 11:10 PM– In context

Max Slater-Robins / Neowin:

Meet Gabriel Weinberg, the man taking on Google and Bing — In 1998, two college friends decided to build a method of analysing every website on the Internet to find the most relevant information when a user put in a small amount of text. Their names were Sergey Brin and Larry Page, and they had just founded Google.

Apr 3, 2013, 5:00 AM– In context

Megan Rose Dickey / Business Insider:

Angry Twitterers Are Threatening To Switch To Bing After Google Honors Labor Leader Cesar Chavez On Easter — Google's decision to celebrate Cesar Chavez's birthday today in its Doodle, rather than Easter, has spurred some mixed reviews on Twitter. — Cesar Chavez, whose 86th birthday would be today …

Mar 31, 2013, 8:40 PM– In context

Danny Sullivan / Search Engine Land:

Is Bing Testing “Subjectship” Rather Than Authorship In Its Search Results? — Some are spotting new author images appearing in Bing's search results today, similar to the way Google shows author images. Except, they're not really author images. They're what I'd call subject images …

Mar 19, 2013, 5:55 PM– In context

Liz Gannes / AllThingsD:

Google and Bing Say the Future of Search is Conversational — Longtime Google search executive Amit Singhal has a favorite example of what he and others call “conversational search.” He pulls out his phone and says, “How old is Justin Bieber?” Then he asks a follow-up question: “How tall is he?”

Mar 14, 2013, 9:45 PM– In context

Tom Warren / The Verge:

The Bing operating system: Microsoft bets on deep search integration to beat Google — ‘We believe typing in a search box is not going to be the model going forward.’ — “A massive transformation of search as a product is playing out in very profound ways,” says Microsoft's Bing chief, Qi Lu.

Mar 14, 2013, 6:35 PM– In context

Chris Sherman / Search Engine Land:

Are Search Engines Driving Libraries To Extinction? Not Quite Yet — With today's instant anywhere-anytime access to Google, Bing and Wolfram Alpha, where searching for information takes scant heartbeats via an internet-connected device, some people regard physical libraries as a quaint relic of a forgotten age.

Jan 22, 2013, 9:55 AM– In context

Danny Sullivan / Search Engine Land:

This Year, NORAD Tracks Santa With Microsoft & Bing, Not Google — Google has been helping the popular NORAD Tracks Santa site locate Santa Claus on Christmas Eve since 2007. But this year, Jolly St. Nick will be tracked on Bing Maps, not Google. NORAD is also pushing an official Windows 8 app.

Dec 12, 2012, 10:25 PM– In context

Mary Jo Foley / ZDNet:

Microsoft's Bing Augmented Reality team readies framework, Windows 8 tablet apps — Summary: Microsoft's Bing Information Platform team is working on an augmented-reality SDK, as well as a number of related apps for Windows 8 tablets and other devices. — The Microsoft Bing team is doing …

Dec 10, 2012, 9:50 PM– In context

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