2nd Annual Conference Was held October 5-7, 2005 at the Argent Hotel in San Francisco Bram Cohen BitTorrent Vinod Khosla Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers Greg Ballard Glu Mobile Stewart Butterfield Yahoo! Inc. Scott Cook Intuit Mary Meeker Morgan Stanley Yusuf Mehdi Microsoft, Inc. Barry Diller IAC/ Inter Active Corp Ray Ozzie Microsoft Bran Ferren Applied Minds, Inc. Terry Semel Yahoo! Tim O'Reilly O'Reilly Media, Inc. Raph Koster Sony Online Entertainment Kim Polese SpikeSource Mitchell Baker Mozilla Foundation Jonathan F. Miller AOL Abstract Background Description Analysis Conclusions References Web 2.0 is a term created to make a distinction between web pages that have content that change by a web designer changing the HTML code, and web pages that change by ways other than that. The first conference was held in October 2004 to discuss this issue and the term web 2.0 was created shortly after to suggest an upgrade to the old web practices. It is suggested by those in the conference that updating pages by changing the HTML was the first and most primitive way of making a page have dynamic content. And now they are loosely typing pages as belonging to the web 2.0 category by how dynamic they are.