It's been more than four years since
Bill Gates worked full time at Microsoft, but he's still promoting
Bing, the company's three-plus-year-old search engine. Gates, who's still serving as Microsoft's nonexecutive chairman but is focused full time on the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, promoted Bing during an "Ask Me Anything" conversation on Reddit. It happened when Reddit user "Fozzy420″ asked Gates, "Do you guys really use Bing? I mean seriously …"...
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MediaPost. Bing will make a foray in click-to-call ads geared toward specific market segments in a few months, with help from the Windows mobile team. The product road map leads to click-to-call video ads that will allow consumers to contact merchants through Skype technology, depending on the client installed on the phone.
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OK, so unless you've been living under a rock for the past two weeks, you've probably heard of Facebook's big announcement on Jan. 15: Graph Search. More than a new "search tool," Facebook will now tap into its huge database of users’ interactions to power a search tool that will not simply provide you with a bunch of links, like in a classic search with Google, Yahoo or Bing, but rather add a whole social layer upon it.
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