Emily Tan
Jan 10, 2013

Microsoft retires Windows Live Messenger in favour of Skype

GLOBAL - Microsoft is retiring its 13-year old messaging service Windows Live Messenger in favour of Skype, except in Mainland China where Windows Live will continue to be available.

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