Audio Interviews from the Web 2.0 Conference

All interviews are MP3 files between 3 and 5 minutes. You may download MP3 files for personal use.

Joe Krauss
Joe talks about what went wrong with Excite @ Home and his new
venture JotSpot.

Trip Hawkins: From Electronic Arts to Digital Chocolate, Trip 
has been around for 30 years and is still going strong.

Steve Berkowitz. CEO of Ask Jeeves says search is hot and getting hotter and that
Jeeves is making money.

Mark Cuban: What do you do after selling your company for $1billion?  "Everything"
says Mark Cuban. He talks about his team the Dallas Mavericks and his new venture, HDNet

Jeff Bezos	
Founder and CEO of Amazon.com talks with Larry about web services and other happenings
at the world's largest online bookseller

Craig Newmark and Jim Buckmaster of Craig's List
In 1995 Craig Newmark started Craigslist.com to "help out, in a very small way,
telling people about cool events around San Francisco." The little hobby
grew into a profitable company but Craig and CEO Jim Buckmaster haven't
strayed far from their roots.

Jake Winebaum ran Disney's Internet companies and then, in 1999, founded
a string of start-ups. Some survived, some different. What went wrong and right 
is a good lesson for would-be entrepreneurs. Jake now runs business.com.

Marie Alexander is CEO of Quovas, a Silicon Valley "geolocation" company that
can track the approximate location of Internet users for fraud detection and marketing purposes

Marc Canter
The Founder of Macromedia, Marc Canter has been around the block in the tech world for
more than 20 years. He is now CEO of Broadband Mechanic. Highly opinionated but always
interesting Canter talks about innovation and lack thereof.