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Twitter Hires Bing’s Principal Scientist Away From Microsoft

Ron Ron
August 15, 2020
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ReadWriteWeb: Alek Kołcz, Principal Scientist at Microsoft’s search engine Bing, appears to have left the company and joined Twitter this week. Kołcz’s Twitter messages are protected and he hasn’t changed any of his profiles online, but we noticed tonight that he’s been added to the list of staff members on the Twitter website. The company has yet to respond to our request for comment…

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