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Jun 23, 2009

Microsoft’s Will Code for Green Contest

Posted in Eco-Friendly News, Green Contests, Green Tips on 23/Jun/2009

Microsoft is inviting developers around the globe to code a new application for their new search engine Bing.

The Will Code for Green Contest involves coding with Bing’s APIs as well as integrating a theme of economy or ecology for ecological awareness in the corporate world, and during a time of economic crisis. Wow, pretty specific, right?

Winners of the eco-friendly app competition will be chosen at Augusts’s Gnomedex.

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Microsoft Bing Will Code for Green Contest by Gadgetizer.com

June 23rd, 2009 at 9:42 am

[...] developers and coders to participate in an app contest for their new Bing searchengine. The Will Code for Green Contest has recently been announced and already it looks like they have received some [...]

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