Silverlight Streaming Beta Ends for Paid Azure Option

Courtesy Redmond Developer News | News  Mon, 10/19/2009 - 13:42

Microsoft said today it is discontinuing its beta of a service that lets developers building Silverlight-based applications host and distribute them free of charge and will be replaced by a paid alternative based on the company's forthcoming Azure cloud-based offering.

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