Bing Brings Hulu, YouTube and MSN Video

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Microsoft has announced that the company will begin rolling out Bing Videos, which combines video clips from several different locations and offers them all on one page.

Describing it as a "new unified online video destination," Microsoft says Bing Videos will combine results from ABC, YouTube, Hulu and MSN Videos. Of course, such a product calls for a new homepage, which Microsoft has dutifully rolled out for Bing Videos.

Visiting bing.com/videos/browse, users can browse through and search for their favorite TV shows and even "dim the lights" when they want to watch something.

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  • enzo matrix
    Wow. Looks like the old google video
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  • counselmancl
    Yeah, but can it play Crysis?
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  • Belardo
    2010 : Google combines the the sites of Microsoft, Apple, Intel, Yahoo onto a single page.

    WTF is with these stupid new POP up banners?! They keep coming up and sucking up the whole screen! Castrol? This is crap!
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  • Now to see if Microsoft will integrate Hulu directly with Windows Media Center instead of users having to download Hulu's Media Center Desktop.

    But stil, at least this is a step in the right direction.
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  • wildwell
    This is great, but what will be the legal implications? How many ads will we have to sit through between videos?
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  • wildwell
    Belardo2010 : Google combines the the sites of Microsoft, Apple, Intel, Yahoo onto a single page.WTF is with these stupid new POP up banners?! They keep coming up and sucking up the whole screen! Castrol? This is crap!
    Yeah, surfing Tom's is like running through a mine field.
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  • HVDynamo
    BelardoWTF is with these stupid new POP up banners?! They keep coming up and sucking up the whole screen! Castrol? This is crap!
    Yea, I sent an e-mail about it, which didn't seem to do anything. Just install an ad-blocker, then you don't have to look at any ads, and hopefully enough people do it to send the message that mouse-over expanding ads are unacceptable.
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  • magicandy
    ....and Google is fine with their direct competition incorporating their content unto its own?
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  • fuser
    I didn't even know there were any pop up banners. Thank you Adblock Plus.
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  • acecombat
    Will this be available outside USA???
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