Bing has a lot to learn about sharing big news on its blog.

Take this post for example: spatial search: the next frontier

Cute title, but doesn’t tell me anything about the announcement.

Or take the actual post. 1300+ words and you have to read 628 of them, before you get to the announcment. Talk about burying the lead!

Fortunately, I have a man on the inside (hi Scott) that makes sure I don’t miss important news from Bing. Such as, the awesomeness of the forthcoming Streetside Photos in Bing Maps.

Watch this 2:35 video and you’ll see this cool technology integrates with Flickr images:

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What, you don’t have a couple of minutes? Here’s the summary:

Streetside Photos application (in technology preview): Available today, this tech preview mines geo-tagged photos from Flickr, and relates them to the Streetside imagery in Bing Maps. As more people contribute and share imagery, we can reunite those photos with the location where they were taken. This application will also enable the layering of historical imagery, so people can go back in time and see a location as it existed decades prior.

Awesome news, that was almost missed.

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