Just found something interesting on a Bing SERP: they were not only showing individual images as usual, but were combining several images in one frame.
In the close-up image you can see current products as well as their predecessors. Meaning: these older images are not at all displayed on the website.
My guess is that the Bing algorithm groups images together, which have something in common - as long as they are to be found on that webserver.
Thinking from an SEO perspective one would assume that images present on a website should clearly rank much higher than anything which is (from oversight) left on a server.
Possibly it is a good idea to have something like a regular spring cleaning of webservers. Just get rid of all the outdated info, images and documents to make sure that the important stuff is getting the eyeballs.
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