QnA latest Microsoft product to close its doors

Dan Leahul, revolutionmagazine.com, 12 May 2009, 02:45PM

LONDON - Microsoft is quietly bowing out of the online answers market, announcing the closure of QnA, its branded rival to Yahoo Answers and WikiAnswers.

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