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Mix08 is in full swing and it’s all about Silverlight! I just got into town today, so I missed the first day of sessions, but today was already worth the trip. For today’s general sessions, Steve Ballmer and Guy Kawasaki had a great conversation that spanned topics ranging from the Yahoo acquisition bid to Vista. they take turns jabbing each other, but ultimately – both were great sports and the conversation was very intersting. Click here to view the on-demand webcast: 750k, 300k.
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