Jesse Liberty Explains Silverlight with Transmedia Storytelling (Silverlight TV #33)

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Tags: Silverlight TV , Windows Phone 7 , Jesse Liberty , John Papa

The discussion between Jesse Liberty and John Papa about Silverlight as a Transmedia Storytelling Platform is now live on Silverlight TV.

In this episode, Jesse Liberty explains Transmedia Storytelling and why he believes that Silverlight may be the ideal platform for creating Transmedia applications on the web, Windows Phone 7, and, eventually, set-top boxes.

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