Around The Web: Where Do I 2-ply?

Posted by Stephanie Startz on October 21, 2009 06:58 PM

Microsoft Bing will intergrate Facebook and Twitter status updates in searches. [All Things D]

Google strikes a similar deal with Twitter. [CNET]

Charmin seeks bloggers to staff Times Square public bathrooms during the holidays. [AdAges]

Coke unveils 7.5-ounce 90 calorie can. [Consumerist]

ESPN kills story of anchor's affair, sports blog Deadspin retaliates. [Deadspin]

Ford launches a relay race seeking drivers with a heavy social media presence. [Mashable]

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Microsoft is creepy now and their move will bring in a interesting change. Google following foot steps of microsoft seems bit strange though but its an essential move in my opinion.

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