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• eConsultant: Web 2.0 Directory – It appears not to have been updated in nearly a year, and is (hopefully) the only inclusion on this list that’s not up-to-date. But because eConsultant’s massive list is categorized so well, it is still very helpful.
• NEOBinaries – These guys keep a large, categorized list of web 2.0 sites on hand, updated Monday – Friday.
• BuzzShout – BuzzShout is similar to NEOBinaries — a big list of web 2.0 companies that you can rate and review. Nicely categorized.
• Go2Web2.0 – A really great flash-based list organized by tags, and a displayed using a dizzying array of logos. Clicking on a logo brings up a concise overview of that company or application.
• All Things Web 2.0 – This is where Christian Mayaud’s Sacred Cow Dung list ended up. It’s mostly up-to-date and obsessively categorized.
• Web2.0List – Categorized by tags, Web2.0List is just what it sounds like.
• Web2.0Logo – A sister site to Web2.0List, but this time with an emphasis on logos.
• Dexly – Dexly tracks over 3,000 web 2.0 companies in 53 categories, including blogs that write about web 2.0 (like this one).
• SimpleSpark – SimpleSpark lists web applications and is adding apps at a frenetic pace. They launched in May and earlier this month crossed the 3,000 applications mark.
• FeedMyApp – The new kid on the block, FeedMyApp launched just this month but already lists 299 apps in 36 categories.
• HappyCodr – HappyCodr is a list of Ruby on Rails-powered web sites. It’s not strictly about web 2.0, but given web 2.0’s infatuation with Rails you’ll find a lot of neat web apps and social sites on the list (mixed in with the occasional content site backed by a Rails-based CMS).
• Startup Search – Startup Search takes a different approach than the other lists in this round up, focusing on the people and funding behind web 2.0 companies rather than on the products.
• Museum of Modern Betas – MoMB is a great daily blog by Saurier Duval about all things beta.
• eHub – Emily Chang’s eHub is another must read daily blog covering new web 2.0 sites.
• Everything 2.0 – Bob Stumpel’s link blog is yet another great daily look at new web 2.0 companies.
• TechCrunch Company Index – Speaking of great blogs, our friends over at TechCrunch review a lot of web 2.0 companies. Luckily for us, they tag each one and arrange all the tags into a helpful company index.
• Listio’s Everything Web 2.0 Directory – Listio’s directory lets anyone submit new web 2.0 sites and then vote on them digg-style. Browsable by tags.
• KillerStartups – Another digg-style community directory of web 2.0, organized by categories.
• Progammable Web’s Mashup Directory – While this isn’t a general web 2.0 directory, many things we call mashups fall under the 2.0 umbrella, so this is a great resource for web 2.0 watchers nonetheless.
• Webware’s Top 100 – The recently completed Top 100 competition from CNet’s Webware blog isn’t the most comprehensive list, nor the most scientific way to find the top web apps, but even so, it’s a list of 100 apps that any web 2.0 fan will want to be aware of.
• SEOmoz’s Web 2.0 Awards – The 2007 edition of SEOmoz’s awards lists over 200 web 2.0 sites in 41 categories.

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