I think "b) If you would only search the top 1,000 newspapers and magazines on Bing, would you use it? How often?" is fairly crucial. I can't imagine my life wo

I think "b) If you would only search the top 1,000 newspapers and magazines on Bing, would you use it? How often?" is fairly crucial. I can't imagine my life would be any different if I couldn't search the WSJ on Google. But then I'm not the sort of person for whom WSJ pages as search results factor highly. Jason's proposed deal certainly does provide a rescue option for Murdoch's terrible statement about taking all his content off Google - but it just opens up a need for someone to register bingle.com and simply aggregate both sets of search results together. Search should be open, not partisan; hiding content from Google and publishing it on Bing won't gain Bing market share, it'll just reduce the WSJ's hits.