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CyberFrequencies: Bing vs. Google
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Dan Carino
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Sep 5, 2009
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CyberFrequencies: Bing vs. Google
Queena Kim and Tanya Jo Miller join CyberFreaks Kevin Ferguson and Jackson Musker to try out Bing, Microsoft's new browser. Microsoft calls Bing a "decision engine" to distinguish itself from Google's "search engine." What's the difference? Listen to find out! Also check out CyberFreak Jackson Musker on NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday (LINK ON YOUR LEFT), talking about Twittering poetry. Scott Simon did not show any fear when he interviewed the rising public radio star.

Queena Kim and Tanya Jo Miller join CyberFreaks Kevin Ferguson and Jackson Musker to try out Bing, Microsoft's new browser. Microsoft calls Bing a "decision engine" to distinguish itself from Google's "search engine." What's the difference? Listen to find out!

Also check out CyberFreak Jackson Musker on NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday (LINK ON YOUR LEFT), talking about Twittering poetry. Scott Simon did not show any fear when he interviewed the rising public radio star.

Queena Kim and Tanya Jo Miller join CyberFreaks Kevin Ferguson and Jackson Musker to try out Bing, Microsoft's new browser. Microsoft calls Bing a "decision engine" to distinguish itself from Google's "search engine." What's the difference? Listen to find out!

Also check out CyberFreak Jackson Musker on NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday (LINK ON YOUR LEFT), talking about Twittering poetry. Scott Simon did not show any fear when he interviewed the rising public radio star.