Ever since Microsoft launched the Bing API, this service was available for free to developers who wanted to use data from the company's search engine in their own products. Today, however, Microsoft announced that it will soon start charging for access to the Bing Search API. The subscription price will start at around $40 per month and will include 20,000?queries. As part of this change, Microsoft will also start using its Windows Azure Marketplace to manage access to this service.internal revenue service huntington disease new world trade center west memphis three shaun white taxes game of thrones season 2 trailer
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