The same day that Amazon announced the beta of its new CloudSearch technology, Microsoft announed its counterstrike: Moving the Bing Search application programming interface (API) to the Windows Azure ...

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 ...

Bing announced on the search blog that the Bing Search APIs are moving from Azure Cognitive Services Platform to Azure Marketplace. This is actually going to be a three-year process for those who are ...

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 ...

Microsoft has announced that it will begin charging for access to its Bing Search API, offering the services on a subscription model that starts at roughly $40 US per month for up to 20,000 queries.

Microsoft is a company that you will occasionally hear referred to as one that makes very long bets. It’s always hard to gauge a long-term pronouncement in the short run, but at the moment the company ...

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 announced that it’s going to change its Bing Search API—a service offered to developers to allow them to integrate Web search capabilities into their applications and sites—from a free ...

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 will begin charging developers to use the API (application programming interface) for its Bing search engine, the company announced Thursday. Developers will pay a minimum monthly ...