Photo Gallery: Web 2.0 Conference 2005

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    AOL CEO Jonathan Miller explains to Web 2.0 host John Battelle why the company changed its official name and responds to questions about making a deal with Microsoft. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    Former Yahoo COO and now chairman of Snocap (an end-to-end solution for digital licensing and copyright management services) Jeff Mallett discusses the new music service, co-founded by Shawn Fanning of Napster fame, while the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart and writer John Heileman looks on. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    At the Web 2.0 conference, NewsGator's Greg Reinacker and Sandy Hamilton celebrate their acquisition of NetNewsWire, the dominant RSS application for the Mac OS.

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    Mitchell Baker (left) of the Mozilla Foundation and Sun President and COO Jonathan Schwartz discuss the merits of open source at Web 2.0.

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    Technorati CEO David Sifry said 70,000 blogs are created per day, about 1 per second. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    Jeremy Allaire unveils Brightcove's new platform for allowing video producers of all kinds to get their content online and monetize it. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    Macromedia chief software architect Kevin Lynch demos a new Flash player and development tool. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    The future of entertainment panel at Web 2.0. From left: Michael Powell, former FCC chairman; Mark Cuban, Chairman of HDNet; Reed Hastings, CEO of Netflix; and Evan Williams, CEO of Odeo.

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    Yahoo CEO Terry Semel makes a point about Yahoo's advantage over Google in the non-search arena. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    Conference host John Battelle and IAC CEO Barry Diller. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    Bart Decrem introduces Flock, a "social networking browser." More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    Socialtext CEO Ross Mayfield is moving his wiki software fully into the open source world. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    On the hot seat at Web 2.0, from left: Gary Flake, Technical Fellow at MSN; Yusef Mehdi, senior VP at MSN; and Ray Ozzie, Microsoft CTO. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    Venture capitalists discuss whether the market is good for entrepreneurs. From left: Steve Jurvetson, Draper Fisher Jurvetson; Ross Mayfield, Socialtext (a recipient of VC funding); Fred Wilson, Union Square Ventures; Paul Graham, Y Combinator. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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    Steve Gillmor, president of AttentionTrust.org and ZDNet blogger, launches the AttentionTrust Recorder. More coverage: Web 2.0 Conference.

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Mitchell Baker (left) of the Mozilla Foundation and Sun President and COO Jonathan Schwartz discuss the merits of open source at Web 2.0.

Caption by: Bill Detwiler

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