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Microsoft launches Channel 9
As announced at the MVP Summit, Microsoft has launched a new program for bringing insights into their platforms and technologies to the masses: Channel 9, a set of video interviews hosted by Robert Scoble with various members of the Microsoft implementation staff (engineers, architects, and so on).
Hear interesting answers to questions like, "Why doesn't Microsoft have complete transparency on its development cycles [more specs, source code, etc]?", and "What is the most important operating system?" (Hint: it's not Windows, it's not MacOS, and it's not any operating system you've ever heard of before.)
A great experiment in visibility into developers' minds at Microsoft. Must-see stuff for developers looking for insight into how Microsoft engineers see the world.
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