This story was written by Joseph Tartakoff. Major League Baseball dropped Microsoft's Silverlight for Adobe's Flash this year, citing the media player's higher reliability. But four days into the ...

In our initial testing, the switch to HTML5 sees a massive reduction in CPU usage -- about one third of Silverlight's CPU usage. By Sebastian Anthony June 28, 2013 Share on Facebook (opens in a ...

But for a variety of reasons, Silverlight isn't the ideal video delivery method, and Netflix has started looking towards a bright, HTML5-based future. SUBSCRIBE LOG IN ...

International Web development firm @www has built a new user interface for TV broadcaster the Discovery Channel using Microsoft's Silverlight -- the software giant's challenger to Adobe's Flash.

With Silverlight's biggest customer fleeing the ... This means Netflix has about eight years before it needs to make the switch – plenty of time to kick the tires on future, alternative ...

Besides the video feed, the streaming service also offers the ability to switch camera angles ... Which looks better? The Silverlight version of Michael Phelps swimming for the gold or the ...

Microsoft will no longer play under the bright lights of Major League Baseball, which has decided to throw out the vendor’s Silverlight browser add-on in favor of Adobe’s Flash. Major League ...

The European rental and streaming service announced yesterday that without moving to the more DRM-friendly Silverlight, it would "suddenly have next-to-no films to stream online." Flash will run ...

ITV has overhauled its on-demand service, ditching Microsoft’s Silverlight technology in the process ... fall in line and announced yesterday via Twitter that it had made the switch to Adobe – a ...

There are three key plugins that need to offer 64-bit versions before mainstream users can switch. In order of least important to most important, these are: Silverlight, Java, and Flash.