I rebuilt my laptop last week and haven't re-set my homepage in IE, so I end up at MSN all the time. In their news area, they've spiked every story with a followup link which takes you to Bing. For example, if the story is "Michael Jackson Dies", they'll have a smaller link below it titled "remember when he set himself on fire?" and if you click it it'll take you to the Bing article on MJ with an anchor to that incident.
Trickery, or network effect. But it's dirty.
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I rebuilt my laptop last week and haven't re-set my homepage in IE, so I end up at MSN all the time. In their news area, they've spiked every story with a followup link which takes you to Bing. For example, if the story is "Michael Jackson Dies", they'll have a smaller link below it titled "remember when he set himself on fire?" and if you click it it'll take you to the Bing article on MJ with an anchor to that incident. Trickery, or network effect. But it's dirty.
Looks like he's using the arrest photo of James Brown as evidence. Doesn't look good for the minorities.