May 27th, 2009 - PC World
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Microsoft's Steve Ballmer is expected to take the stage tomorrow at the D: All Things D conference and debut Redmond's new search brand, codenamed Kumo. No one knows for sure if Microsoft will stick with the Kumo brand for its latest search effort or go with another title. Earlier this week, the name Bing started looking more likely than Kumo after AdAge on Monday released a report claiming Microsoft plans an $80-100 million advertising campaign to drill the name Bing into the minds of users everywhere.
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