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Zuneinsider Podcast: Episode 3 
Zune Insider | by Cesar Menendez | Sat, Sep 6
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Welcome to episode 3 of the Zune Insider Podcast! This episode was recorded in conference room 1430 in the Zune building on the Microsoft campus in Redmond, WA. Topics covered this week include: New TV Show and Podcast releases in Zune Marketplace, Guest interview of Javier Farfan, who is...
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