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Watch: Bing Goes the Bloodsucker Route

Creature of the Night Sells Microsoft's "Decision Engine"

24 comments Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Microsoft is either taking the holiday marketing approach or the Twilight/Vampire trend approach with its latest commercial. The title is Bing: Vampire Decision Engine.

The company uploaded the new commercial to its (Google-owned) YouTube channel. Accompanying the video is a short description:

"When you're looking for a restaurant that is family friendly, romantic, or maybe something with an otherworldly atmosphere, use Bing's reviews to stop searching and start deciding."

You also may be seeing this ad on a television near you.

What do you think of the latest Bing commercial? Is it good or does it "suck"? Ah Ah. (That was supposed to be the Count). Share your thoughts here.

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Chris Crum has been a part of the WebProNews team and the iEntry Network of B2B Publications since 2003. Follow WebProNews on Facebook or Twitter. Twitter: @CCrum237

Microsoft tries to bring

Microsoft tries to bring some attention to Bing, but I think there is not enough difference yet why should someone use Bing instead of Google. And I think Bing is much less relevant than Google.

The latest Bing commercial

That commercial is disgustingly evil. It projects the spirit of that old humanistic atheist Bill Gates, who professes not to believe in God and the good supernatural, but in practice promotes the notion of the reality of evil. If evil exists, it does so only as the negation of good. Just as the fundamental law of logic -- not-A is not A, i.e., 0 is not 1 -- exists, so also evil is not good. How can a man and a company that has built their success on 0's and 1's not understand this fundamental law of the universe?

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