Twitter and Facebook Status updates coming to Bing
Live search coming to Microsoft search engine
21 October 2009 18:50 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Microsoft is about to sign up both Twitter and Facebook in a non-exclusive deal to help improve the Bing search engine.
The deal, which will see both sites integrate their real-time feed of status updates into the Bing search engine is, if true, expected to give Microsoft's fledgling offering a massive boost in the real time search game.
According to All Things Digital "sources, Microsoft (MSFT) digital head Qi Lu will announce the deal onstage in a few hours at the Web 2.0 Summit".
Although the article states that neither offering is expected to be up and running for weeks if not months, it does expect Qi Lu to demo the new project at the conference.
However, the article also states that any deal is expected to be non-exclusive suggesting that similar offerings could be coming to Google as well.
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