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youtube.com - 5/29/2009

Google Wave Developer Preview at Google I/O 2009 (video)

— youtube.com — Google Wave Developer Preview presentation at the Day 2 Keynote of Google I/O. To learn more visit... http://wave.google.com (more) Google Wave Developer Preview at Google I/O 2009 (video)

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googleblog.blogspot.com - 5/21/2009

Official Google Blog: Put the pedal to the metal with a faster Google Chrome

— googleblog.blogspot.com — We introduced Google Chrome back in September, and it's received a great response so far. Since launching,... we've been working hard on adding the top requested features and making Google Chrome even faster. Today, we are updating to a new version of ... (more) Official Google Blog: Put the pedal to the metal with a ...

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decisionengine.com - 5/28/2009

Bing - A better way to search from Microsoft

— decisionengine.com — 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Terms of Use | Trademarks | Privacy Statement... (more) Bing - A better way to search from Microsoft

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Microsoft readies new search engine, huge ad campaign
TechSpot — ... will be accompanied by a massive ad campaign, according to AdAge , and possibly a new brand name as well. Known only as Kumo up until now, the revamped search service will reportedly launch as Bing – although Microsoft just lost an attempt to trademark the word so who knows. The ad campaign will center on promoting this new brand and, instead of directly going after its competitors, it will challenge users to think if search really does work as well as they thought. Google has about 65% of the search market share and Yahoo about 20%, while Microsoft is still in the single ...

Kumo to be dubbed Bing, AdAge says
DriverHeaven.net — ... Microsoft has been testing its search engine under the name Kumo, but if a report in Advertising Age is on target, it will launch under the name "Bing." The adverting trade magazine says Microsoft will spend $80 million to $100 million on print, online, TV and outdoor ads touting its latest search effort. The magazine notes that figure is higher than most consumer product launches. Rival Google, meanwhile, spent just $25 million total on advertising last year, AdAge said. ____________ Source: C|Net ...

Microsoft To Release Google-Killer 'Bing'.
I4U News — ... Apparently having the vast majority of the world's operating system and Internet browser market wasn't enough for Microsoft. Now they've set their sights on Google by designing a next-generation search engine with the express goal of unseating the mediagenic king of Internet searches. 'Bing' is the new search engine's final name, and Microsoft has put 80-100 million dollars into Bing's ad campaign to make sure that everyone knows it. The main focus of Microsoft's campaign seems to be to convince users that current search engines are 'broken', and inefficient. Bing is billed ...

Redmond Preps Spending Binge to Roll Out 'Bing' Search Engine
Maximum PC — ... Ready, aim, SPEND! That's the approach Microsoft is planning for Bing, its new search engine, Advertising Age reports. How much coin is Redmond prepared to spend to market Bing (previously code-named Kumo)? Somewhere is the $80-100 million range, Ad Age says, compared to Google's non-recruitment ad spending in 2008 of around $13 million. But, can spending 6-8 times as much as Google give Bing the jump it needs? ...