Bing News

Yandex passes Bing in search engine rankings

Bing is no longer the fourth biggest search engine on the Internet. Yandex, based in Moscow, has now become the fourth biggest search engine.

In the Media by Owen Weldon

Microsoft's Bing and Encylopedia Britannica to link-up

Microsoft's Internet search engine Bing will now add entries and links from the Encyclopedia Britannica when certain key words are used.

In the Media by Tim Sandle - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Yahoo boss steps down, but what’s wrong with the company?

Sydney - Super un-competitive former Internet pioneer Yahoo is still in the cellar-dweller class after the ignominious departure of CEO Scott Thompson. Thompson’s departure may be just a further humiliation but it’s not the whole story. That’s much worse.

In the Media by Paul Wallis - 4 comments

Report: Bing publishes most-searched news stories of this year

New York - From the acquittal of Casey Anthony to the death of Osama bin Laden to the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the year 2011 had quite a year when it came to the news. Bing recently released the top most-searched news stories of 2011.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

One-click search results from Google, Bing, and Yahoo!

In traditional search methodology, users enter in keywords and key phrases in the query field and search results with the highest rankings are populated and displayed on the search page. But a new search engine is operating differently.

In the Media by Crystal Watts

Yahoo search ads now served by Microsoft

On October 27, 2010 General manager, David Pann, of Microsoft Advertising Search Network announced, along with their partners, Yahoo! a leading global consumer brand in search technology, have completed the partnership transition.

In the Media by Crystal Watts

ChinaVision may operate Bing in China

Beijing - ChinaVision Media Group, a Hong Kong-listed media company, may purchase 50 percent of shares in MSN China for about US$100 million, according to the Chinese local media.

In the Media by Wang Fangqing

Google search gets a shot of caffeine with new indexing system

Search engine giant Google announced it has updated the way it crawls and indexes the Web. The company says its new method called "Caffeine" provides better results for those searching the Web.

In the Media by Chris Hogg