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Bing announced that their Bing Entity Search API is now available to US based users and also in Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, Mexico, Spain and the United Kingdom regions.

After thorough beta testing, the Bing Content Submission API is now available to everyone. The tool notifies Bing when changes are made to a website. Bing launched its Bing Content Submission API in ...

Planning to “build your own search engine”? Help might come from Microsoft’s Bing API, a much enhanced version of the Live Search API available at the Bing Developer Center. Taken from a ...

Microsoft opened its Bing content submission API to all after running it in private beta for more than two-and-a-half years. The idea is to use fewer lines of code to index content — web pages or ...

Microsoft announced last night that the Bing Content Submission API is now in beta and open to be used by site owners, publishers, webmasters or whatever you cool kids are calling yourselves these ...

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 ...

Microsoft announced the company has opened up the Bing Content Submission API to all for site owners, publishers, and webmasters. Microsoft announced this over two years ago and while the company ...