Microsoft Launches New Search Engine

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Microsoft Launches New Search Engine

June 1, 2009 | ISSUE 45•23

In an attempt to recapture market share lost to Google, Microsoft has announced the launch of a new search engine it calls "Bing." What do you think?

Bing? Interesting. I’ll have to Google that when I get home.”

Goerge Wade
Systems Analyst
Finally a search engine for the Zune age!"

Trina Jordan
Literary Agent
Search engines are for lazy computer users who don’t have the fortitude to type random URLs until they find what they're looking for.”

Paul Schepartz
Take-Away Attendant

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