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Scott Guthrie: Happy Birthday Channel 9!

Posted By: Charles | Apr 6th, 2009 @ 2:24 PM | 30,581 Views | 2 Comments

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Scott Guthrie, VP of all things .NET (and IIS), wishes Channel 9 and the Niner nation a very happy 5th birthday!!! Thanks for spending time on Channel 9, Scott! You're a rock star. Smiley

Happy Birthday, Niners!!!

Cheers!!

Tags: C9 Turns 5, Channel 9, Niners, Scott Guthrie

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