Photo Gallery: Mashup Campers

ZDNet's David Berlind kicks of MashupCamp at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA.

Stanford Law Professor Larry Lessig and father of the wiki Ward Cunningham at MashupCamp.

MashupCamp, an 'unconference,' has its own rules for campers.

Adam Gross of Salesforce.com (right) at MashupCamp.

Peter Hirshberg gave a presentation on the history of computer marketing at MashupCamp.

David Berlind and Doug Gold present Mary Hodder with a gift for her efforts in producing MashupCamp.

Doc Searls gets a gift from David Berlind for his contributions as an advisor to MashupCamp.

MashupCampers from from Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, Intel, Six Apart, Amazon, eBay and a host of other large and small companies pitch their APIs to their fellow campers.

MashupCamp attendees listening to fellow campers explain how to make money with mashups.

ZDNet's chief technologist John Potter is looking for mashups.

Bob Frankston and Steve Gillmor mashing up at MashupCamp.

Ward Cunningham, creator of the Wiki, pitches his session on mashups and sharing.

Gabe Rivera of Memeorandum and Nk Cubrilovic of TechCrunch.

Stanford Law Professor Larry Lessig explains the intersection of mashups and copyright law.

MashupCamp attendees check the schedule for discussion sessions.

MashupCamp filled up the seats at the Computer History Museum.

MashupCamp organizers Doug Gold and David Berlind.