Well, I had this communications professor way back in the day at my undergraduate school (a whopping 6 months or so ago) who made this logo alphabet. He chose a company for every letter of the alphabet and the companies were representative of our generation. It was pretty darn interesting, but trademarked… So I thought, what about the Web 2.0 world. I figured I should make an alphabet using those crazy internet start-up logos, with one company representing a letter. I tried to pick the most representative company for each letter (or just my favorite one…), and I feel like I made some pretty good choices, but if you disagree, just let me know! Either way, lets get this show on the road. Oh, and feel free to sing that lovely melodic alphabet song as you move down the list:
There you have it. A comprehensive alphabet that some day may represent our generation… But, probably not. Anyhow, leave a comment and let me know what you think about the Web 2.0 Alphabet.
Great list! Especially that you listed Clipmarks makes it very good!
Thanks! You wouldn’t be affiliated with them, would you?…
Bravo! Best of the web in web 2.0
Thanks fazal. I appreciate the praise.
No, I’m not affiliated, I am just a very very satisfied customer. You can find me here: http://clipmarks.com/clipper/funana/
*blushes* i can’t help but feel like i had in this list….well a very small yelling the website (or was it iming it) across the house for you to finish of the last bits
good list of pretty shiny images
@funana: Wow, you sure have been a “clipper” for a long time! I just joined up and I like browsing other people’s clips. I haven’t done too much myself; I am just getting my feet wet for now.
@jason: thanks bro. i think the list turned out pretty nice.
Jay, take care! Once you start this thing is very addictive
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