Clippers Unite! We could win this!

Here is some info on the contest taken from the site:

Voting is now open for the 2008 Webware 100!
As we did in 2007, this year we collected products nominations from users (using WuFoo's online forms product). After all the nominations were in -- we had nearly 5,000 eligible entries -- Josh and I selected 30 products in each of ten categories to move on to the voting phase. Categorizing the finalists was a tricky task, since we were aiming for exactly 30 products in each category, but for the most part we think we found the most important webware products and put them in their best categories.
Voting will run until March 31. Winners will be announced on...

Clippers Unite! We could win this!

Here is some info on the contest taken from the site:

Voting is now open for the 2008 Webware 100!
As we did in 2007, this year we collected products nominations from users (using WuFoo's online forms product). After all the nominations were in -- we had nearly 5,000 eligible entries -- Josh and I selected 30 products in each of ten categories to move on to the voting phase. Categorizing the finalists was a tricky task, since we were aiming for exactly 30 products in each category, but for the most part we think we found the most important webware products and put them in their best categories.
Voting will run until March 31. Winners will be announced on April 21, the day before the big Web 2.0 Expo opens. (The Expo is an official Webware 100 partner.)

Our ten categories this year are:

o Audio: Music, podcasts, audiobooks.
o Browsing: Browsers, start pages, RSS readers, widgets, runtime engines.
o Commerce and events: Retail, auctions, travel, real estate, concerts, conferences.
o Communications: E-mail, chat, voice.
o Productivity: App suites, to-do lists, groupware.
o Publishing and photography: Blogging, content management, photo sites.
o Search and Reference: Search engines, encyclopedias, mapping.
o Social: Social networking, family sites, recommendations, online worlds, contests.
o Utility and Security: Infrastructure providers, storage, online protection.
o Video: Video storage, playback, streaming, editing, and animation.

But there are certainly enough live products to make this year's contest interesting. So go vote, and be sure to check back on April 21 to see who the winners are in the 2008 Webware 100.