January 01, 2008

2007 in Review: The Best and Worst in Business and Entrepreneurship

I've been coming across different lists from Mashable, Techcrunch, Business Week, Time Magazine, Fortune Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, and others that feature the best and worst products, startups, websites, moments in business, venture capital investments, etc. of 2007. What better way to re-evaluate the end of the year, get caught up on what you missed, learn from what worked and what didn't, and prepare for 2008? Lots of interesting stuff here - enjoy!

  1. PC World – The 100 Best Products of 2007
  2. PC World - The 25 Most Innovative Products of the Year
  3. Entrepreneur.com - 15 Revolutionary Inventions of 2007
  4. Inc.com – The Dumbest Products of 2007
  5. Business 2.0 – Startups to Watch
  6. Mashable.com – The Dumbest Startups of 2007
  7. SEOmoz.org - 2007 Web 2.0 Awards
  8. Time Magazine - 50 Best Websites of 2007
  9. Time Magazine - 5 Worst Websites of 2007
  10. Mashable.com - Best of 2007: The Coolest Web Apps
  11. Lifehack.org - 11 Top New Web Apps of 2007
  12. Time Magazine - Top 10 Best Biz Deals (of 2007)
  13. Time Magazine - Top 10 Worst Biz Deals (of 2007)
  14. PartnerUp.com - Complete List of 2007 Web/Technology Acquisitions
  15. Forbes.com - The Midas List (Top 100 Tech Investors)
  16. Techcrunch.com - The Year in Deals (Venture Fundings and Acquisitions)
  17. Techcrunch.com - The Year in Deadpool (2007 Edition)
  18. Mashable.com - Best of 2007: Trends that shaped the Web
  19. Fortune Magazine – 101 Dumbest Moments in Business (of 2007)
  20. Business Week - America's Best Young Entrepreneurs - 2007
  21. ManagementToday.com - Britain's Top 100 Entrepreneurs
  22. The New York Times - The 7th Annual Year in Ideas
  23. Business Week – The Best Product Designs of 2007
  24. The Wall Street Journal – Best of Ads, Worst of Ads
  25. Content Marketing Today - The 5 Most Popular Examples of Bad Content Marketing

Have you come across a similar list? Let us know by leaving a comment below and we'll add it to our list.

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By: Yasmine

Jan 1, 2008 6:00:00 AM | Evaluations, Introspection and Reflection

4 Comments

Mindaugas Kiskis

Excellent post! The web is developing so fast, that it is tough to keep up with all of it! I found the Time Magazine list especially useful!

Posted by: Mindaugas Kiskis | January 30, 2008 at 03:57 PM

Zack

Thankyou very much for gathering all these together, Yasmine. What a good idea!

If I see any others I'll be sure to report back. :)

be well!

-Zack

Posted by: Zack | January 16, 2008 at 08:40 PM

Jordan

great post!

Posted by: Jordan | January 02, 2008 at 11:25 PM

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