<![CDATA[MLB.tv makes like the heart of the Giants order, strikes out on opening day - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[MLB.tv makes like the heart of the Giants order, strikes out on opening day - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[MLB.tv makes like the heart of the Giants order, strikes out on opening day]]> Just read your post on Valleywag.com on the MLB.TV Mosaic issues (which have since been resolved) and just wanted to clarify the situation regarding Silverlight's involvement. In short MLB.TV Mosaic is not a Silverlight application.

MLB.TV offers three different download options for its subscribers to view content, one of which utilizes Silverlight (for a side by side view, please visit: [mlb.mlb.com]). The issues you wrote about were associated with MLB.TV Mosaic, which is a C# application on the Windows platform and Java for the Mac, but doesn't use Silverlight.

I'll be sure to keep you updated if there are any changes to the Mosaic service relative to the use of Silverlight.

Thanks,

Melissa Hovis
Waggener Edstrom Worldwide

Nicholas Carlson

]]> <![CDATA[MLB.tv makes like the heart of the Giants order, strikes out on opening day]]> Interesting that one of the original monopolies, MLB, teamed up with a newer monopoly MSFT, and gave their customers a right good buggering.

And what are you going to do about it? Just watch the *other* professional baseball league out there? Oh wait..thats right there isn't one.

So you will pay. You have to. That is the reason monopolies suck.

Some baseball loving lawyer needs to do a class action for this one. At the very least, peoples needs them a free month or something.

SeattleBuzzKill

]]> <![CDATA[MLB.tv makes like the heart of the Giants order, strikes out on opening day]]> Given that my Giants are unwatchable, I'm happy that this Bay Area transplant can't watch them live right now.

Typical scenario though, abandon something that works for something untested. You'd think companies would learn this by now, but alas no....

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