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Bing Launches Search for World of Warcraft Gamers

By Guest PostSeptember 2, 20101 commentTechnologyarmond williams, bing, bing gallery, blizzard, bloodvenom blade, chestplate, frisbee, ice crown citadel, kevin wallace, lise brende, Microsoft, mmorpg, patrick mendenall, ring of rotting sinew, septic stitches, visual search gallery, world of warcraft, wow

*Bing launches a visual search gallery this week to help millions of World of Warcraft players find and learn about armor, weapons, and other in-game gear.*

REDMOND, Wash. — Bing launched a new World of Warcraft (WoW) visual search gallery on Wednesday, hoping to wow some of the game’s more than 12 million players.

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Back to School: Are Teachers Equipped to Teach ‘Digital Natives’?

By Guest PostAugust 16, 20101 commentEducation, Technologyanthony salcito, beth simon, bing, digital natives, educators, k–12 students, liveedu, Microsoft, microsoft education, military, onenote, steve kerr, teacher guides, Technology, university of washington

*Many teachers are using Microsoft tools and training to help prepare their students for the future, and are encouraging their peers to embrace using the technology that students are growing up with.*

REDMOND, Wash., Aug. 16, 2010 — Educators are preparing to go back to school, and they’re starting to do so with more than pencils and books. The “digital natives” that fill their classrooms are restless, and teachers are altering their curricula to keep those students engaged and prepared for the future. Microsoft wants to help.

Digital natives are people who have had access to digital technology for most of their lives—in other words, most of today’s school children.

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State of Florida Leverages Microsoft Cloud Solution for Census Count

By Guest PostJune 11, 2010Technologybing, census count, cloud solution, dean cannon, florida, floridians, gail thomas-flynn, house of representatives, Microsoft, microsoft silverlight, myfloridacensus, state and local government, u.s. census bureau, web-based application, windows azure

*Built on Windows Azure, MyFloridaCensus.gov helps Floridians identify homes, neighborhoods and communities for 2010 census.*

TALLAHASSEE — The Florida House of Representatives is making one final push over the next month for its state residents to be counted in the 2010 Census, through its MyFloridaCensus (https://www.myfloridacensus.gov) website and Web-based application.

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Bing on iPhone

By ShamsDecember 17, 20094 commentsTechnologyapple, bing, Google, greg sterling, iPhone, iTunes, Michael gartenberg, Microsoft, san Francisco weather, search engine land

Microsoft’s new venture – its first Bing App for iPhone has been broadly appreciated by the industry as a ‘useful and wise’ step towards its access and gain into mobile’s internet world.

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Sometimes ‘Old is Gold’

By ShamsNovember 27, 2009Technologybernie madoff, bing, golden eggs, Google, james bond, jews bond, Microsoft, mr. fox, News Corp., Rupert Murdoch, search and ad, spider man, spider net, Wall Street Journal, Yahoo

Sometimes ‘Old is Gold’.

It can be true for the 78 years old News Corp.’s ‘Big Boss’ Mr. Rupert Murdoch. If his plans produce ‘golden eggs’ then undoubtedly he is the ‘Hero’ – a revolutionary. OK, Capitalist Revolutionary. 🙂

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The ‘B’ Connection

By ShamsAugust 19, 2009Culture, Technologyatlantic, bing, Carol Bartz, digg, Erich Schmidt, f factor, fucking kill google, Google, Jerry Yang, mafia, marseilles, Microsoft, new york, ocean, Reuters, statcounter, steve ballmer, the french connection, Yahoo, Yahoo! Search

Do you remember the film ‘The French Connection’, a 1971 mafia sensation. A connection between New York and Marseilles (France). Two sides of Atlantic.

Now let’s start our story. We don’t need to cross the Ocean. 😉

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