Recently, Bing began experimenting with images in search results, similar to authorship markup, but also for news results. Or, Google could possibly extend images next to search results, similar to what is currently done for authors using...
The underlyings of authorship markup on Google link directly to Google+, where your identity has been verified. Using Google's Structured Data Testing Tool to look at the page's markup, you can clearly see the page does not contain authorship markup.
On first glance Linked Pages sounds like Bing's answers to Google's content authorship markup which harnesses Google+ as your identity verification service. Whereas Google+ authorship markup intends to discover content written (or simply posted) by...
The recent hype on updates to Google authorship markup reference rel=author and rel=me attributes which are HTML5 microformats. In June 2011, Google, Yahoo, and Bing came together in support of microdata as the HTML5 standardized format for...
