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The Guardian Announces Their Top 100 Web Sites for 2009. Some Surprises.

zee Written on 18th December 2008                                                                                                              3 COMMENTS some text
Zee, Editor in Chief at The Next Web, Principal at WeDoCreative.

The Guardian Announces Their Top 100 Web Sites for 2009. Some Surprises.The UK’s most “tech savvy” news source have announced their top 100 web site (apps) of 2009. It’s a decent well thought out list with some sites getting the recognition they deserve as well as few apps which you may not have heard of.

That said, it’s pretty disappointing to not find Mixx included in the News Recommendation category, absolutely no mention of Friendfeed and to see Matt as one of the the best Twitter apps is frankly ridiculous.

Interesting categories and winners include:

Physical from virtual

Moo moo.com, Blurb blurb.com , Lulu lulu.com , Cafepress cafepress.com, Spreadshirt spreadshirt.net

Twitter, and associated

Twitter twitter.com, Monitter monitter.com, Matt themattinator.com, Twitterfeed twitterfeed.com, Twitter Grader twitter.grader.com

News recommendation

Digg digg.com, Reddit reddit.com, Techmeme techmeme.com, Popurls popurls.com, Slashdot slashdot.org

The full list can be found here.

About the author: Based in London, Zee is Editor in Chief at The Next Web and Principal at online marketing and new media agency WeDoCreative . A prominent tech blogger, he is also a design & marketing connoisseur, social media devotee & web application fanatic.

3 comments/trackbacks to “The Guardian Announces Their Top 100 Web Sites for 2009. Some Surprises.”

  1. Dec 18, 2008: ZeeDotMe (Zee)

    The Guardian announces their top 100 web sites for 2009. Some surprises… http://is.gd/cjSb

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  2. Dec 18, 2008: s0apy (Richard De St Croix)

    looking at the Guardian’s top 100 website for 2008 via the nextweb – http://bit.ly/1H8KEK

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  1. By matthew solle on Dec 22, 2008

    Zopa.com doesn’t predominately lend to developing countries – I think the Guardian has got that mixed up with another organisation

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