
Guardian Unlimited is running a great article called
Websites that changed the world. It's odd to think of things we take so much for granted as having changed the world, but it's true, they did. Among the world-changing web sites are Wikipedia, Blogger, MySpace, Amazon.com, and, of course, Yahoo! and Google. One odd choice is Napster, which of course
had a web site but was not itself a web site, but it was, indeed, disruptive enough that I think we can let it slide. It's also interesting in that Napster is the only item on the list that is only a shadow of its former, world-changing self.
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Subscribe to commentsScottAug 15th 2006 6:00AM
I'm not so sure about EasyJet either. It's not like their use of online booking is the most innovative part of their business model, so it would be hard to argue that the website really changed the world in any substantial way.