Will Microsoft Rebrand Live Search? Does It Matter?
Mon, Mar 2nd, 2009 |
Talk of a new name for Microsoft's Live search engine is gaining fresh momentum, thanks to two messages posted on Twitter and observed by an unofficial Microsoft Live blog. The messages suggest a rebranded Live is already in prebeta testing, and that some form of Live search news will be formally revealed this week.
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