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Ever wondered what kind of sessions go on at TechEd, Microsoft Management Summit (MMS), OCS Ignite, IT Forum, WinHEC, etc?  The following site has a ton of videos from these events:

https://www.microsoft.com/emea/spotlight/default.aspx

Watch Mark Russinovich, Steve Riley, Iain McDonald, and some other great presenters go deep in these sessions.  Enjoy!

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