Microsoft Silverlight Video Player Will be Sharable for NBC Olympics Coverage

Microsoft's Silverlight, which will power online video for NBC Sports Olympics coverage, will have a number DVR-type functionalities and will offer bloggers and others the opportunity to grab the embed code of certain videos.

NBC is not permitting the sharing of competition clips but of the "color," personality, feature video coverage of the Olympics.

We spoke with Microsoft's Jason Suess about the implementation of Silverlight for the Olympics. He is principal technology evangelist at Microsoft. This is the second of our two interviews with him. We interviewed in Redmond via Skype.

Andy Plesser, Executive Producer

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I keep missing these live events. Is there a subscribe page to get a bit of early notice?

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Is it going to be free though. I don't think many would pay for it.

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