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Microsoft's Reported ChatGPT Bing Marriage — and Marketing Impact
Google's biggest competitor is said to be integrating ChatGPT into search. What's the marketing impact?
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Microsoft Touts Bing as Google Threatens to Pull Search Out of Australia Over Legal Woes
Google threatens to pull search out of Australia over a legality that would disrupt its business model, providing Microsoft with an unexpected opportunity.
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How On-Page and Off-Page SEO Work Together to Boost Rankings
On-page and off-page SEO are different, but equally important, here's a look at how they work together to boost your site's search engine rankings.
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Microsoft Report: Maybe You Do Have A Right To Be Forgotten
Microsoft received 186 requests to remove Bing search results and other online content from governments worldwide in the first half of 2015 — and 89 percent of them came from the goverment of China.
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Bing Search Encryption and Your Analytics Strategy
Think back three years and you probably recall a cacophony of moans and groans from digital marketers. Google had announced that search conducted through a Google service – Gmail, Google Plus, etc. – would be encrypted.
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Come Closer: Here's How You Can Win the #MarchMadness Pool
Loser. If you turned in your March Madness brackets earlier this week, chances are that that’s how you feel. Fear not, you’re not alone. ESPN says 99 percent of the brackets submitted to their website were damaged by yesterday’s results.
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What Data Crunchers Say About the Super Bowl
The big game is on Sunday and we know who’s going to win.
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Marketers Are Mastering Digital Advertising, Adobe Suggests
Adobe's fourth quarter 2014 Digital Advertising Report shows digital advertising is becoming increasingly efficient — and that smart advertisers understand the nuances of customer behaviors, including the top days of the week for search. The report analyzed search and social media data and trends around Google, Yahoo/Bing and Facebook.
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Can Facebook Crack Search - Without Bing?
Facebook has quietly stopped including Microsoft Bing search results on its social networking site, Reuters first confirmed. Instead, the social network has revamped its own search offering with a new tool it claims makes it easier for users to filter and search through comments and other information from friends.
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Microsoft Soups Up Office Online with Contextual Search
No one likes dumb anything, least of all technology companies. In a move to smarten-up Hangouts, Google added "smart" suggestions yesterday. Microsoft is on the case as well, making its Office Online app a lot smarter with the addition of contextualized Bing search into documents.
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Microsoft Wants to Own You [Video]
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has a strong record of delivering on his promises and we’re now beginning to see what that looks like. While we’ve already told you a great deal about the company’s recent advances in big data, OneDrive, Office 365, Azure, PowerBI, predictive analytics and
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Why Microsoft's Cortana is 14 for 14 Calling World Cup Matches
Update: Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win the 2014 World Cup at Estadio do Maracana in Rio De Janeiro yesterday — boosting Cortana's record to 15 for 15. Celebrity data scientist Nate Silver, take a seat. You too Google, machine learning gods.
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News Bites: Google's Enhanced E-Commerce, Foko Desktop, More
Google enhances e-commerce, Apple defaults to Bing and Foko goes desktop. Plus, customers most value efficiency and there's a new Neo. Here's a sample of the latest news. Google Analytics Improves Integration Google Analytics announced its premium version is now integrated with DoubleClick Campaign Manager and DoubleClick Bid Manager.
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Windows 8.1 Update Goes Live Today
Apple's latest operating system (OS) update, expected to be released next week, is called Mavericks. Google's soon-to-be-released Android OS update will be called KitKat. What is Microsoft calling its super-important Windows update that is supposed to motivate the world to migrate? Ah, Windows 8.1. So deal with it.
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