The first Web 2.0 conference was held October 5th to 7th,
2004 at the Hotel Nikko in San Francisco, and is believed to be the point at
which the term Web 2.0 came into popular usage.
Speakers at Web 2.0 Conference 2.0, 2004
Jeff Bezos, Amazon.Com.
Mark Cuban, HDNet.
John Doerr, Venture Capitalist for Compaq, Netscape,
Symantec, Sun Micro Systems, Amazon.com.
Mary Meeker, Wall Street securities analyst known as “Queen
of the Net”
Craig Newmark, CraigsList founder and vocal advocate of
keeping the internet free.
Marc Andreessen, Cofounder of Netscape Communications
Corporation and Co-Author of Mosaic , the first widely used web browser.
George Conrades, Amamai.Com.
James Currier, CEO Tickle.
Cory Doctorow, Co-Editor of blog Boing Boing.
Bill Gross, CEO - Business Incubator Idealab
Bill Gurley
William H. Janeway,
Brewster Kahle, Creator of "Universal Access to all
Knowledge" slogan.
Lawrence Lessig, Professor of law at Stanford Law School.
Udi Manber, Achiever of Presidential Young Investigator
John McKinley, U.S. Senator from the state of Alabama.
Halsey Minor, Founder of CNET.
Louis Monier, Founder of AltaVista.
Richard F. Rashid
Martin Nisenholtz
Mike Ramsay
Dan Rosensweig, COO of Yahoo! Inc.
David L. Sifry, Founder of StreamCastNetworks, Inc
specialized in Peer-to-Peer software.
Michael Weiss
Jake Winebaum
Jerry Yang, Co-Founder of Yahoo! Inc.
The Web 2.0 Conference (2005) was a conference held in 2005 about the transition from the world wide web, or Web
1.0, to the emerging Web 2.0.
Speakers
at WebCon 2.0, 2005
Stewart Butterfield, Yahoo! Inc.
Mark Cuban, HDNet
Bran Ferren, Applied Minds, Inc.
Bram Cohen, BitTorrent
Yusuf Mehdi, Microsoft, Inc.
Tim O'Reilly, O'Reilly Media, Inc.
Greg Ballard, Glu Mobile
Mena Trott, Six Apart
Joe Kraus, JotSpot
Jonathan F. Miller, AOL
Vinod Khosla, Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers
Kim Polese, SpikeSource
Barry Diller, IAC/InterActiveCorp
Raph Koster, Sony Online Entertainment
Mary Meeker, Morgan Stanley
Terry Semel, Yahoo!
The third Web 2.0 conference was held November 7th to 9th,
2006 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, and focuses on utilizing the Web As
A Platform and save the dates for next year; October 17th – 19th 2007at the
Palace Hotel.