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Didn't watch the video but I think they were MVPs for the other programs and just got a chance to see the new XBOX. 

Was looking forward to this interview.  When I was in Seattle, the wonderful Mr. Scoble showed my wife and I around MS a bit.  If I recall correctly while we were there, they were discussing when this video was going to be up and how they just got it approved for Channel9.

Hmm wierd, tried re-downloading this and it didn't work correctly, however can get it through wget on my *nix box, wierd

Looking forward to download and view this later at home, but ir is not saving correctly.  Just sitting there, trying in IE and FireFox is the download not up yet?

Isn't part of the charm of Channel9 the shaky video and the informal attitude that everyone has during the interveiw?

Just saw it posted on Slashdot like it was the newest thing since sliced bread.  Looks like it got slashdoted as well.

I was reading some of the comments and boy does it get ripped to shreds by the anti-MS zealots.  It just gets shredded because of who owns the site   

How old are the pictures?  For example, where I work the building we are in is a little over 3.5 years old.  But doesn't show up on virtualearth.  it shows up on Google.
Also it is still running quite slow

I will have to disagree, so much of open source work is done to make it work/look like something MS does.  Everyone wants the GUI to look enough like Windows to reach the masses.  Everyone tries to makeit as easy as Windows, etc.
A lof of copying, and improving.  Improving security and stability of things that MS and other non-OS companies do.

This is a great product, Small Business Server rocks.  Also so does Susan Bradely, a bit opionated but great info.  I read her blog and also her postsing on the patch management list, patchmangement.org. if I recall correctly. (At home so not looking at work email where I subscribe.)  Although I don't always agree with her, the information provided is always interesting

I like the videos but what about stuff for us non-developers out there.  For one thing, I do not really care what is going on in a lot of the stuff that you have shown about the new VS or some of the .NET development, but the stuff w/ SQL server was great.  How about more stuff on what is coming for net admins and stuff like?