Microsoft has announced a free tier of 5,000 searches per month as part of its move to monetize the Bing search API, with prices above the tier starting at $20 for 10,000 data searches. Microsoft has ...
After thorough beta testing, the Bing Content Submission API is now available to everyone. The tool notifies Bing when changes are made to a website. Bing launched its Bing Content Submission API in ...
Just about a month ago, Microsoft announced that it would end free access to its Bing Search API and start charging a minimum of $40 per month for the service. Today, the company is officially ...
Microsoft has opened up its Bing content submission API after over two and half years of it being in a private beta. The content submission API is different from the Bing URL submission API, in that ...
Microsoft announced on the Bing Developer Blog that they are transitioning the Bing Search API over to the Windows Azure Marketplace over the next few months, leading to no longer offering a free ...
It is said that the Bing Instant Indexing API can literally have your pages ranking in minutes. I interviewed Chris Love (@ChrisLove) who was one of the first to try the Bing API. Chris shares his ...
In the tech world, even big players sometimes change course abruptly — and this has a serious impact on the entire ecosystem. That’s exactly what happened to Microsoft, which suddenly announced that ...
Planning to “build your own search engine”? Help might come from Microsoft’s Bing API, a much enhanced version of the Live Search API available at the Bing Developer Center. Taken from a ...
Ever since Microsoft launched the Bing API a few years ago, this service was available for free to developers who wanted to use data from the company’s search engine in their own products. Today, ...
Microsoft has announced it is to retire access to its Bing Search APIs on 11th August. “Any existing instances of Bing Search APIs will be decommissioned completely, and the product will no longer be ...
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