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Eye tracking research could make Bing an advertiser's sweetheart
LONDON - Microsoft's Bing has some ground to make up before it ever catches Google, but the new kid on the block may be the sweeter deal for advertisers, as research shows Bing users are more likely to read sponsored advertising than those searching with Google.
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