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Explore why Bing for image and video searches outshines Google's relatively vanilla interfaces with added value.

Written byRazib Khan
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FWIW, I've taken to using Bing for image and video searches. A lot of the time "Web 2.0" dynamism and interactivity are irritating to me, but I think M$ added some value compared to Google's relatively vanilla interfaces. Intuitive too. Thoughts? This other blogger agrees.

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