Microsoft is no stranger to wasting money on new products, but it looks like the combination of unique features and marketing muscle actually might have done something to prop up Bing. When the service launched, most tech pundits were extremely skeptical, since it’s about the 5th major search launch for the company. Last month, Bing added 1% marketshare, which might not seem like much to most people, but compared to Google's monolithic 77% share of the market, any gain is somewhat impressive. Does it mean that the search engine is successful? Who's using what, and which parts of Bing do people avoid? We ask Christina Warren from DownloadSquad, and Jason Hiner from TechRepublic.  Distributed by Tubemogul.