Microsoft joins AMP project with Bing results showing them off

Posted on by Jules Wang

Facebook has them. So does Google.  And now Bing can join in on the fast lane.Microsoft announced that Bing would start officially linking to Accelerated Mobile Pages within its applicable search results. Content partners in the open source project will have their AMP articles — optimized HTML pages for easy, no-nonsense reading — load from close-by servers. Non-AMP pages will be called upon when ...

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Google brings AMP’s fast-loading content to Google News

Posted on by Stephen Schenck

Last fall, Google revealed its grand scheme for getting the content we want to consumer on our phones to those handsets as quick as humanly possible, announcing Accelerated Mobile Pages. AMP represents a streamlined take on content distribution, reducing layout overhead in order to make accessing mobile web traffic as speedy as pulling up locally stored media. Back in February, Google took steps to further get the word out about AMP by

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How Google Accelerated Mobile Pages could change how you browse the mobile web

Posted on by Joe Levi

I’m a web developer by day and a tech journalist by night. It’s not as glamourous as Batman’s gig, but it’s still pretty awesome.– Joe Levi, PocketnowWhat that means for readers of Pocketnow is that I’m acutely aware of the implications and ramifications of “good” web design over mediocre or (heaven forbid) “bad” web design. Keep in mind that when I talk about “web design” I’m only partly referring to the “graphic design” of any given web page – the way a web page looks. The other components of ...

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