I can't imagine they deliberately mess with the results anyway. This does remind me of an issue I had with Bing last week though. I had a clean windows instal

I can't imagine they deliberately mess with the results anyway. This does remind me of an issue I had with Bing last week though. I had a clean windows install, with Bing as the default search engine, and I was looking for Microsoft Security Essentials. I searched for 'microsoft antivirus' (not remembering the exact name), and the download link isn't on the first page of results! It's the first result on Google. Maybe Microsoft could do with favouring itself a little?