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November 11, 2009
Bing Incorporates MSN Content into Video Search
Recently, MSN unveiled its new homepage, which relies on structured data from Bing. Now, the MSN/Bing integration intensifies with a re-vamping of Bing's video search. Bing has updated its video search to incorporate high-quality MSN content. With the update, you'll be able to access videos from Hulu, MSN, ABC, and Youtube directly from Bing's video search page.
The update is rolling out and should be complete in the next week or so. Right now, I'm able to access a preview at bing.com/videos/browse or by clicking "Videos" on the homepage.
Here's a screenshot of the new Bing Video (click to enlarge):
Check out this video of Rob Bennett, General Manager of MSN Network Programming, talking about the new video connection between Bing and MSN.
Posted by Nathania Johnson on November 11, 2009 12:06 AM
