From the Webby Awards:
1. The Dotcom Boom and Bust (1995-2001) – Launched by Netscape’s IPO, the Boom & Bust fast-tracked the Web
2. The Drudge Report Breaks Lewinsky Scandal (1998) - Matt Drudge Scoops one of the decade’s biggest stories
3. Amazon’s Jeff Bezos Named Time’s Man of the Year (December 1999) – 1999 Was A Watershed Year for Online Commerce
4. Elections Worldwide (2004) – Howard Dean Revolutionizes Politics
5. September 11th (2001) – Millions of Americans Turn to the Internet for Information About the Tragedies
6. Asian Tsunami (2005) - Citizens Journalists Are the First on the Scene to Document the Tsunami
7. Napster Shut Down (July 2001) - Court Ruling Spurs Innovation and New Business Models
8. Live 8 on AOL (July 2005) – Internet Coverage Of Global Concert Bests Television’s
9. Match.com Booms (2002) – The Web Becomes the Primary Means for Making Connections
10. SARS Virus Discovered Online (2003) – Web Plays Central Role in Research to Discover SARS Virus
Via Kris Krug
