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MSN Rolling Out New Search Engine In July

X writes "Looks like Microsoft is going to release its new search technology soon. The online search world is about to get very interesting...." July launch; looks like they will continue to use Overture for a while, but the competition for dollars and users will definitely heat up.

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  1. Oh really? by oGMo · · Score: 4, Funny
    The online search world is about to get very interesting....

    So what new feature is Google planning this time, then?

    ;-) (Sorry, couldn't resist)

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  2. That's fine and all, but... by Rellik66 · · Score: 5, Funny

    will anybody ever say, "Let me MSN search that"

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    1. Re:That's fine and all, but... by EpsCylonB · · Score: 4, Funny

      They may. I say "MSN me" all the time when referring to IMs.

      Yu do realise that you just admitted that on slashdot ?

    2. Re:That's fine and all, but... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

      No, they will continue to say "let me google that". Years from now when a small child asks you, "what does google mean?", you can say, "there used to be a company a long time ago that had something Microsoft wanted..."

  3. Search is dead? by natefanaro · · Score: 2, Funny

    So how long is it before we start seeing the headlines "Google is dead!"

    (Not that I want to see google go, but everything else is dead. Apple, Tivo, BSD, and etc.)

  4. They are catching up with Google! by FyRE666 · · Score: 4, Funny

    As can be seen here, a search for litigious bastards brings Microsoft's pet puppets up at the top of the result list ;-)

  5. what happens when you search for orwell? by kraksmoka · · Score: 3, Funny

    does m$ delete all references to themselves and big gates? hehe.

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  6. Heh by Tirinal · · Score: 4, Funny

    "We're really close to finding out what really strikes consumers as the most relevant search results," said Karen Redetzki, an MSN product manager.

    Tranalation: After several years of weekly strategy meetings with high-paid analysts and consultants we have discovered that people do not, in fact, want advertisements to be displayed with search results.

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  7. Re:What will they call it? by mrkslntbob · · Score: 2, Funny

    Then they'd be forced to change it to: M----- Pronounced: Ridiculous

  8. Re:Everyone will just carry on using Google though by mr_tommy · · Score: 2, Funny

    I'm not sure that Google has killed thousands of people, extorted money from collonies, and levered social unbalance accross massive continents!

  9. Re:Everyone will just carry on using Google though by Orgazmus · · Score: 2, Funny

    Kinda like "Go SCO Yourself" will dissapear a couple of years from now?

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