Bing accused of stealing Googles search results

Meh, no one that knows what they're doing uses bing anyway.

What I want to know is if they tried the same experiment with any other search providers, and what the results were. 
 
I just used Yahoo to look up one of their search results...  [juegosdeben1ogrande]  and got the exact same first result that both Bing and Google got.

I've heard that Bing is starting to give better results than Google, but I never use it so who knows.

" Meh, no one uses bing anyway. "

Am I supposed to be mad at Microsoft? I mean, who cares?

The circumstances surrounding it are a little shaky...like the fact that you have to have be using IE and have search recommendations turned on, while using the Bing toolbar.  Though the way they proved it was pretty cleaver, they basically proved that MS was somehow using the data they were collecting through those search toolbars to improve their search results, often giving you the identical pages returned on a google search.

" I've heard that Bing is starting to give better results than Google, but I never use it so who knows. "

" @Skytylz said:

" I've heard that Bing is starting to give better results than Google, but I never use it so who knows. "

BLASPHEMY!  Bing looks disgusting, so I will never use it. Likewise for everything that isn't Google. "

From what I read, it was less of an accusation and more a proven fact.

See that's exactly why I can't use Google.  It's so bland.  Nothing but a search box.  I prefer Yahoo.

meh o well. i don't use bing at all. o well, i'm not surprised microsoft steals ideas all the time. the mii's say hi to the avatars.

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery I guess.
Google had a clever little experiment there that the Bing.com blog didn't refute at all. "Anonymous click stream data" from 20 google engineers really wouldn't move these unrelated sites to the top of these near gibberish searches.

Bing commercials blow. Talk about trying too hard...

Bing is okay for some stuff, but it has horrible image results for very specific searches. By the way, I'm not assuming MS is guilty of anything just because a competitor says they are. I don't really know enough about search engine coding to say one way or another.