And when I went to Bing, guess what? Google was doing the same.
(By the way, my search was a little too "natural language" for both sites. But that's a different story.)
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Bing and Google Go After Each Other With Ads
Trying to woo News Corp. isn't the only way Bing is taking it to Google. They're also placing ads on the Google site. Looking recently for a restaurant to have a business lunch at in New York, I noticed when I searched on Google Maps that Bing had placed an ad there.
And when I went to Bing, guess what? Google was doing the same.
(By the way, my search was a little too "natural language" for both sites. But that's a different story.)
CLICK THE IMAGE TO BLOW IT UP AND SEE MORE CLEARLY.
And when I went to Bing, guess what? Google was doing the same.
(By the way, my search was a little too "natural language" for both sites. But that's a different story.)
CLICK THE IMAGE TO BLOW IT UP AND SEE MORE CLEARLY.
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