Who do you nominate for social shopping?
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Who do you nominate for places and events?
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Who do you nominate for music?
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Who do you nominate for photo sharing?
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Who do you nominate for video sharing?
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Who do you nominate for mainstream and large scale networks? Nominations for niche social networks will be accepted in a few days.
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Who do you nominate for social news and bookmarking?
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Who do you nominate for social search?
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Pulse 2.0 and Mashable have been working together to put together the first ever international Open Web Awards. We are depending on your comments to nominate your favorite Web 2.0 companies in various categories. Watch the featured posts above for the various categories. Nominations must be made by 12PM EST December 4th.
Adam A. Hirsch, Mashable’s Community and Marketing Director and I have been in close talks about the Open Web Awards. We both agreed that a sponsored partnership between Mashable and Pulse 2.0 would create a synergy for the Open Web Awards. The Open Web Awards is an upcoming online contest for various Web 2.0 companies placed under specific categories.
The event is taking place in San Francisco, but the actual dates will be announced soon. Nominations will also be available soon.
Other partners include:
Techdirt
/Message
Blognation
Andy Beard
Collective Thoughts
Gadgetell
Watch Mojo
How to Split an Atom
Luca Filigheddu.com
Marketing Pilgrim
Stay tuned to Mashable and Pulse 2.0 for further information.
Pete Cashmore has been on a roll lately. Aside from the new user interface for Mashable, Pete has introduced Mashcodes, a website dedicated to widgets and games for MySpace, Friendster, Piczo, Xanga, and hi5 implementation. Now Cashmore has taken the idea of Techmeme and TailRank (discussion tracking and consolidation) and integrated the software into his blog. The idea is called Mashtracker.
The way that Mashtracker works is by taking discussions from all over the web that relate to articles published by Mashable and adds the discussions on other websites below. Some of the websites that have common discussions with Mashable posts, thus appear on Mashtracker includes Pulse 2.0 and TechCrunch. This software was developed in parternship with Megite.
