I see freesound.org as the #1 for both engines.
I'm in Australia, but using the 'show all' results (not the 'only from Australia' option), and freesound.org is #11. #1 is wiki.creativecommons.org/Free_Sound_Effects_and_Loops
With market set to Australia, the logo says 'bing Beta'. It says 'bing preview' for the US. I guess it's not fully baked for non-US markets. I wonder if the advertising campaign is restricted to the US?
I see freesound.org as #1 on Bing. I'll be honest, though, the first two pages of results on Bing look as good -- or better -- than Google's results.
Re:Bing Is Live
by greendestiny on Monday June 01, 2009 @01:42AM
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I see 5 results from creativecommons.org as the top in bing, but thats as an Australian. When you switch it to US, its freesound. Even as US bing shows 3 results from dvguru that appear to be spam. It also shows 3 results from creativecommons, 2 of which appear to be somewhat un-useful, and the 1 other useful one appears on both google and bing.
I'd definitely call that search a win for google. There are far more useful sources of creative commons sound effects in google's first page.
freesound.org is the fourth result for me on Bing. I'm in California.
Re:Bing Is Live
by rarestblog on Monday June 01, 2009 @07:11PM
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Seconded, fourth result. Seems that Bing's result pages aren't quite "static" (or "same") for all users.
http://www.bing.com/search?q=creative+commons+sound+effects
http://www.google.com/search?q=creative+commons+sound+effect...
There's very little overlap in the first page results, and freesound.org, #1 in Google, doesn't even make Bing's first page.