Google: With Google Docs and the new Chrome browser, the search titan continues to take aim at Microsoft.
Facebook: The social network that everyone loves to hate (but secretly loves anyway) overtook MySpace with 150 million active users.
Digg: More than 35 million visitors per month submit 20,000 stories a day to the site. A recent $29 million financing round will keep the crowd thumbing through the downturn.
Twitter: The microblogging phenom is adding up to 10,000 users a day, with the likes of The New York Times, JetBlue, and Lance Armstrong Tweeting.
Meebo: More than 40 million users instant-message and chat across the Web through any format including the iPhone. A new partnership with Universal Music will connect chatters with artists, while a $25 million financing round in 2008 will fuel '09 expansion in Asia.
FriendFeed: Relatively new to the life-streaming melee, FriendFeed aggregates every comment, posted picture, and status update from 59 Web services.
Ning: More than 700,000 custom social networks have popped up on Ning, the platform that lets people make their own facebooks. The site now attracts 2,500 to 3,000 new networks a day.
MySpace: Make fun of the chaos, but MySpace is the only social network that has made serious progress with targeted marketing. MyAds generates a reported $140,000 to $180,000 in daily revenue, making it a $50 billion business in theory.
Yelp: With 4 million user-submitted reviews of everything from corner cafés to dog groomers, Yelp can make or break local businesses nationwide.
Kayak: Already operating in 11 markets including India and China, the travel search engine is aggressively expanding in Europe. The profitable site boosted revenue by 240% last year.
There is need to have an underlining,comminicated criteria and standard that can be used as a baseline to group companies perfomance for the top 50 ranking to be of major relevence to the coperate sector.
Google is not innovative in regards to Web 2.0 - Microsoft is not a player in Web 2.0 neither is Google. Facebook is certainly innovative in Web 2.0 sphere - the introduction of Facebook Questions at Davos 09 (Facebook Question introduced Web 2.0 inclusion into an elitist club). Twitter is where innovation in Web 2.0 is at full speed - Twitter is a real time search engine that is changing the way Web 2.0 social networks are formed and indeed function. Ning is making progress but it is still to reach critical mass then we will see if it is innovative. MySpace continues to innovate its revenue models to better fit the Web 2.0 culture tribes it collects and facilitates.
I agree a lot on Facebook and Google. Google deserve the position as the most innovative company. They started most things first, the competitors are just followers.
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How to estimate the value of Myspace.com?
Myspace.com make a $50 billion business in theory.
News Corporation does not disclose revenues and profits of myspace.
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I agree with Twitter being in the list. The site is such a phenomenal one. Not because of the number of new sign-ups per day, but it is about their concept. wholesale yoga mats
I never heard about Kayak before. But great to know now so that I can start finding information and be one of the pirst to join in my country. fake diamond
I really agree with Yelp and Twitter. It is mainly because they are truly different and unique in concept. I think Yelp also has the advantage of first mover. Coach Hire
I agree a lot on Facebook and Google. Google deserve the position as the most innovative company. They started most things first, the competitors are just followers.
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February 19, 2009 at 10:23am by Cade Zvavanjanja
There is need to have an underlining,comminicated criteria and standard that can be used as a baseline to group companies perfomance for the top 50 ranking to be of major relevence to the coperate sector.
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February 19, 2009 at 11:37am by Colin Doody
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February 23, 2009 at 1:25am by Richard Lipscombe
Google is not innovative in regards to Web 2.0 - Microsoft is not a player in Web 2.0 neither is Google. Facebook is certainly innovative in Web 2.0 sphere - the introduction of Facebook Questions at Davos 09 (Facebook Question introduced Web 2.0 inclusion into an elitist club). Twitter is where innovation in Web 2.0 is at full speed - Twitter is a real time search engine that is changing the way Web 2.0 social networks are formed and indeed function. Ning is making progress but it is still to reach critical mass then we will see if it is innovative. MySpace continues to innovate its revenue models to better fit the Web 2.0 culture tribes it collects and facilitates.
March 8, 2009 at 11:44pm by Thomas Lee
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March 12, 2009 at 10:13am by Kevin Omondi
Its sad that there is still no innovation coming from Africa
August 9, 2009 at 4:11pm by Sergio Mokko
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August 23, 2009 at 10:01pm by nina nina
I agree a lot on Facebook and Google. Google deserve the position as the most innovative company. They started most things first, the competitors are just followers.
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I never heard about Kayak before. But great to know now so that I can start finding information and be one of the pirst to join in my country. fake diamond
November 10, 2009 at 3:27am by Coachdiary Coachdiary
I really agree with Yelp and Twitter. It is mainly because they are truly different and unique in concept. I think Yelp also has the advantage of first mover. Coach Hire
December 6, 2009 at 3:22am by Anuwat Makpat
I agree a lot on Facebook and Google. Google deserve the position as the most innovative company. They started most things first, the competitors are just followers.
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