Open Web Awards: Winners

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By Steve Spalding December 22nd, 2007
Under: Featured

Open Web Awards

After long last, the winners of the Open Web Awards have been announced. Thanks to everyone who participated. Also thanks to Mashable for hosting the event. Even though not everyone who entered could win — if nothing else, this contest has introduced me to a host of new great companies.

Now, without further ado . . .

The Winners

Mainstream and Large Social Networks

Netlog.com

Applications and Widgets

WidgetBucks

Social News and Social

Digg.com

Social Search

Facebook.com

Sports and Fitness

Sportme.org

Photo Sharing

Vois.com

Video Sharing

Kaltura

Start Pages

iGoogle

Places and Events

MySpace.com

Music

Pandora.com

Social Shopping

Zlio.com

Mobile

Google Maps for Mobile

Niche and Miscellaneous Social Networks

Cafemom.com

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