Web 2.0 Workgroup reaches 20 Blogs

Wednesday November 23rd 2005, 11:50 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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As some of you may know, I have been accepted to the Web 2.0 Workgroup not too long ago. As time has passed, more and more excellent sites covering Web 2.0 have been added and has now reached 20 sites. The group is young, but growing fast. TechCrunch has created a list of the sites and wrote about it. Below are the members of the Web 2.0 Workgroup:

Category	Sites
Analysis & Trends	Read/WriteWeb, Dion Hinchcliffe, Susan Mernit’s Blog, Web 2.0 Explorer
Companies & Products	TechCrunch, eHub
Design & Usability	WeBreakStuff, Bokardo, ParticleTree, Emily Chang
VC & Business	Jeff Clavier, Nivi
Podcasting	PodTech, Web 2.0 Show
Tech & Development	Programmable Web, CrunchNotes, Librarystuff
Commentary	Scripting News, HorsePigCow

Hope some of the sites in the group are new to you. They are all definitely worth checking out. It has been an honor being part of such a nice selection of websites and I hope that our readers appreciate the group and like our coverage of Web 2.0. It also appears that the workgroup is still looking for some blogs, so head on over to TechCrunch and make note.

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# 1. Chris on Nov 24, 2005 at 1:19 am

Congrats! Ironically, both this site and the web 2.0 workgroup have lately become two of my favorite stops on the web. Seems like a perfect marriage to me!

For those of you reading this who haven’t really embraced the 2.0 workgroup yet, it’s a WONDERFUL resource that features blogs and information from some of the most talented people around…Better yet, they’re the people who are changing the web, and you can get their thoughts and insights throughout these very exciting times!

# 2. NewDemokrat on Jun 28, 2006 at 8:37 am

Thanks! Good site! Cool!