Top 25 Web 2.0 Start Ups To Watch

Feb 23, 2007 at 9:40am ET by Barry Schwartz

The Next Net 25 by Business 2.0 ranks the top 25 up and coming Web 2.0 for this year. Here is the ordered list:

StumbleUpon
Slide.com
Bebo.com
Meebo
Wikia
Joost
Dabble
MetaCafe
Revision 3
Blip.tv
Fon.com
Loopt
Mobio
Tinypictures.us
SoonR
Turn.com
Adify
AdMob
SpotRunner
ViTrue
SuccessFactors
JanRain
Logoworks
Rearden Commerce
SimulScribe

Keep an eye out for them, we have already heard a lot of buzz on many of these companies.

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http://www.resourceshelf.com gary price

Solid list, Meebo is awesome as is SoonR.
SoonR offers so much including the ability to make Skype calls via your mobile device.

However, I was saddened not to see Zoho and it’s wide range of services on the list.
http://www.zoho.com

I’m also using Orb more and more. Stream direct to my mobile device.
http://orb.com/
http://www.topranksearch.com David

So nice to see my favourite in the top spot!

David
http://www.topranksearch.com David

Wahey! Zoho should be in there too as someone stated above.

One thing for sure that I am looking forward to is what Google will offer next when Jot Spot goes live.

Whatever it is will be great and right now I am running my business (really small time, the way I want it) through Google I do wish I had kept my JotSpot account live that I once had…

Can I get an invite? I will pay!