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Looks indeed like a partial go-live.
In the Netherlands Bing is still using Yahoo to serve ads, but:
*conspiracy mode on*
why am I not seeing any ads in the serps of bing.nl in Google Chrome where IE and FF do show ads (on the same keyword)?
*conspiracy mode off*
Do 4 jun 2009, 12:05