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Amazon dumping Google for Microsoft

A9 Powered by Windows LiveSearch Engine Lowdown is reporting that Amazon appears to be dumping Google in favor of partnerships with Microsoft. In particular, Amazon's A9 search engine now draws results from Microsoft's Live.com, and Amazon subsidiary Alexa is doing the same. A9 and Alexa search results now sport a "Powered by Windows Live" badge. I'm most surprised by the A9 switch, since it has been powered by Google since its debut two years ago. There has been no official release from Amazon concerning the switch.

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