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China's Baidu, Microsoft to cooperate in search

July 5, 2011 - 1:49pm

Chinese search giant Baidu Inc. will use Microsoft's Bing for some English-language results as the software giant tries to expand its small share of China's search market.

Customer experience rules!

By TXT IN D CITY by Patrick R. Garcia (BIDSHOT WIRELESS SERVICES) | May 30, 2003 - 12:00am

I’m just glad that the SMS promo frenzy of last year has finally cleared. It seemed that every week saw the launch of some trivia-based text promo being undertaken by a neophyte content provider with no marketing...

Technology