Microsoft's Live Search team has announced updates to its answer feature, QnA. Focus on the QnA experience for new users. Microsoft's Live Search team seems to understand this search behavior. When it comes to search, answers are where it's at for...
Honestly, though, how many people have heard of Spaces, xRank, HealthVault, or QnA, let alone use them like you would MySpace, Google Trends, WebMD, or Yahoo Answers? The search world has been abuzz for the last week, since Microsoft launched a...
Justin Osmer Interviewed about Live QnAOsmer tells Eric Enge that Microsoft has taken a very interesting approach to the QnA product, treating it as an enhancement to search, rather than a destination site.
Microsoft has taken a very interesting approach to the QnA product. Our discussion focused on the Live QnA product. Another interesting idea we discussed was the possibility that Microsoft may begin to integrate access to such answers into the core...
That action's not lost on Microsoft, which kicked off its Windows Live QnA
service in August. Google Answers service. Yahoo Answers being such a success. But in June, I had to admit that my being dubious in terms of Yahoo Answers
was off the mark.
And the team seems to get its inspiration from a multitude of places: direct customer feedback, brainstorming, Live QnA Beta, looking at what kind of things people are searching for and associated volume of searches, searcher behavior/trying to...
Windows Live QnA Beta Now Live - The Windows Live QnA service is now a public beta, meaning you can test it out Microsoft's entry into the question answering space for yourself. See also: Microsoft ContentAds Inviting Advertisers into Pilot
Windows Live QnA Beta Now Live The Windows Live QnA Blog announced the other day that Windows Live QnA is now a public beta, meaning you can test it out yourself at http://qna.live.com/. We covered QnA in the past, the first time was when they had...
We covered QnA in the past, the
first time was when they had a private beta and the second time is when we saw
some screen captures posted. Live QnA Beta Now Live The Windows Live QnA Blog announced the other day that Windows Live QnA is now
a...
Live QnA open for use, TechCrunch Microsoft had two new
patent applications published, including one which provides a means of
suggesting alternative spellings for words, and another that interacts with
searchers to help them construct queries.
Microsoft unveils a patent application that could be the inspiration for Windows Live QnA, a process for removing unlinked documents from a search engine's index, an approach for presenting relevant snippets with search results, a means of...
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Microsoft's answer to Google Answers and Yahoo Answers, visit the QnA blog. Windows Live QnA In Action QnA service and also has a link to the MSN Spaces QnA blog that has details with
screen shots of the new offering.
Microsoft's answer to Google Answers and Yahoo Answers, visit the QnA blog. QnA service and also has a link to the MSN Spaces QnA blog that has details with
screen shots of the new offering. Windows Live QnA In Action
So if you are interesting in taking a look at Microsoft's answer to Google Answers and Yahoo Answers, visit the QnA blog. The MSN Search Blog mentions the new Windows Live QnA service and also has a link to the MSN Spaces QnA blog that has details...
ResourceShelf reports on a new invite only beta service by Microsoft named Windows Live QnA. The service is described as "Windows Live QnA Beta lets you ask any question and get the 411 from people who have the answers you're looking for.