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"I knew it. Even in the early days of Microsoft Hyper-V, I used to tell my guys - you can't ignore this 800-pound gorilla sitting in the corner named Microsoft - it's soon gonna come in and take over the place"
--GM of a Microsoft Partner in QatarAuthor
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Adding a Bing box to your blog/website
You can add a Bing custom search box on your website over at bing.com/siteowner. I replaced the default Google-powered search box on my blog with a Bing custom search box today. For a good reason. My regular readers may have … Continue reading
Tagged Bing, google, search engine
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Google suggests…
Inspired by an article in the Telegraph, I decided to give Google another chance: Yes, I understand that these suggestions are generated based on indexed content, but what the hell, let’s poke some fun. 1. I c… Great, can you … Continue reading
Tagged Bing, google, humour, search engine
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Bing – the new “decision” engine from Microsoft
Microsoft today unveiled Bing, a new Decision Engine. Bing takes users beyond ordinary search – in helping them make faster, more informed decisions. The world doesn’t need another search engine – what it needs is a decision engine! Bing is … Continue reading
Tagged Bing, search engine
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"GoogleBombs" de-fused
Google has taken action against Googlebombing, the act of hundreds of Internet users linking up specific words with certain web sites in order to produce a desired (and usually comical) search result. To remedy the problem Google altered the algorithm … Continue reading
Tagged failure, george bush, google, googlebomb, search engine
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