Web 2.0 Innovation Map

Wowsers! The Web 2.0 Innovation Map is swanky. And I just found Reg Cheramy’s Web2.0central

Canadian Web 2.0 Companies/Applications

Missing Canadians (aka Canadian Web 2.0 Companies not found on the Innovation Map)

Check out Mark Evan’s Where’s Canada’s Web 2.0 Party? and Michael McDerment’s Canadian Web 2.0 Companies for more information.

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  • Mike McDerment | 2nd

    <p>Oh 2ndSite is there.they just misspelled our name as Second Site.pretty common mistake actually. That's why we are murdering our brand:</p><br />
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    <p><a href="http://www.brandmurder.com&quot; target="_blank"><a href="http://www.brandmurder.com</a><br " target="_blank"><a href="http://www.brandmurder.com</a><br&quot; target="_blank">http://www.brandmurder.com</a><br</a&gt; </a>/><a href="http://www.brandmurder.com</p&gt; " target="_blank"><a href="http://www.brandmurder.com</p>&quot; target="_blank">http://www.brandmurder.com</p></a&gt; </a>

  • Bryce Johnson

    <p>I find it interesting that you have Raincity Studios on your list. I wonder what makes their service offering Web 2.0? I realize that the people there are very smart and extremely plugged in to what Web 2.0 is about but is there anything in particular about their model over other service firms that would make them Web 2.0. Is there a model for a Web 2.0 services firm?</p>

  • David Crow

    <p>I am not sure that RainCity or Rich Internet Group are inherently Web 2.0. I think I was listing them because they appear to have experience with AJAX, dhtml and other apps.</p>

  • http://www.michaelmcderment.com/ Mike McDerment | 2ndSite

    Oh 2ndSite is there.they just misspelled our name as Second Site.pretty common mistake actually. That's why we are murdering our brand:

    http://www.brandmurder.com
    http://www.brandmurder.com

  • http://www.thechickentest.com Bryce Johnson

    I find it interesting that you have Raincity Studios on your list. I wonder what makes their service offering Web 2.0? I realize that the people there are very smart and extremely plugged in to what Web 2.0 is about but is there anything in particular about their model over other service firms that would make them Web 2.0. Is there a model for a Web 2.0 services firm?

  • http://davidcrow.ca David Crow

    I am not sure that RainCity or Rich Internet Group are inherently Web 2.0. I think I was listing them because they appear to have experience with AJAX, dhtml and other apps.

  • Jeremy Hubert

    <p>And now with me on board, Raincity Studios is getting more and more involved in 'Web 2.0' </p><br />
    <br />
    <p>Our new products are being written in RubyOnRails with loving front end support from AJAX and Prototype.</p><br />
    <br />
    <p>All hail web services. :p</p>

  • http://www.jeremyhubert.com Jeremy Hubert

    And now with me on board, Raincity Studios is getting more and more involved in 'Web 2.0'

    Our new products are being written in RubyOnRails with loving front end support from AJAX and Prototype.

    All hail web services. :p

  • Seb

    <p>Tagsy, PeopleFeeds = Montreal, PQ</p>

  • http://seb.notlong.com Seb

    Tagsy, PeopleFeeds = Montreal, PQ

  • John Philip Green

    <p>Don't forget us! <a href="http://www.nuvvo.com/&quot; target="_blank">Nuvvo</a> is Web 2.0's answer to elearning: AJAX, RSS/Atom, VoIP, etc. We're in Toronto.</p>

  • http://www.nuvvo.com/ John Philip Green

    Don't forget us! Nuvvo is Web 2.0's answer to elearning: AJAX, RSS/Atom, VoIP, etc. We're in Toronto.

  • Geof Harries

    <p>What does Missing Canadians mean?</p>

  • http://www.yukonbiz.com Geof Harries

    What does Missing Canadians mean?