Oscar 2.0

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“Some people compare the Crunchies to the Oscars of Tech”, says TechCrunch today. It really looks like that: many Internet stars, hollywood-style party, US-centered with an international section… There is one big difference, though: people could vote. Will we ever have an Oscar 2.0 edition in which movie-lovers will be able to vote?

And the winners are:
- Best Application Or Service: Google Reader (I agree)
- Best Technology Innovation/Achievement: Windows Live Mesh (I voted for Facebook Connect)
- Best Design: Cooliris (did not vote for this one)
- Best Bootstrapped Startup: GitHub (did not vote for this one)
- Most Likely To Make The World A Better Place: GoodGuide (I voted for Kiva)
- Best Enterprise Startup: Amazon Web Services (I voted for Google Apps)
- Best International Startup: eBuddy (did not vote for this one)
- Best Clean Tech Startup: Project Frog (I voted for Better Place)
- Best New Gadget/Device: iPhone 3G (agree)
- Best Time Sink Site/Application: Tap Tap Range (did not vote for this one)
- Best Mobile Startup: Evernote (agree)
- Best Mobile Application: imeem mobile (did not vote for this one)
- Best Startup Founder: Evan Williams, Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone (agree)
- Best Startup CEO: Mark Zuckerberg (voted por Zappos’ Tony Hsieh)
- Best New Startup Of 2008: FriendFeed (voted for Yammer)
- Best Overall Startup In 2008: Facebook (agree)