Doodle wins two awards at Open Web Awards 2008
The Swiss online scheduling tool Doodle was awarded the People’s Choice prize in the Places & Events category at the 2008 Open Web Awards in San Francisco. Earlier this week, Doodle had already received the Blogger’s Choice award in the same category.
The online scheduler Doodle was awarded the People's Choice in the Places & Events category at the Open Web Awards 2008 in San Francisco. Earlier this week, Doodle already received the Blogger's Choice in the same category.
The ad-supported service was developed in 2003 by Swiss Michael Näf for a private purpose. In 2007, Näf and his business partner Paul E. Sevinç founded a company based in Zurich, which has been backed by venture capitalists as Doodle AG since March 2008. According to Google Analytics (November 2008), Doodle.com has 2.5 million monthly users.
The Open Web Awards are an international competition that honors innovation and excellence in websites and services. The social media blog Mashable, in collaboration with more than 100 blog partners, has chosen the winners of 26 categories in the two sections Audience and Blogger from 50,000 nominations.
The ad-supported service was developed in 2003 by Swiss Michael Näf for a private purpose. In 2007, Näf and his business partner Paul E. Sevinç founded a company based in Zurich, which has been backed by venture capitalists as Doodle AG since March 2008. According to Google Analytics (November 2008), Doodle.com has 2.5 million monthly users.
The Open Web Awards are an international competition that honors innovation and excellence in websites and services. The social media blog Mashable, in collaboration with more than 100 blog partners, has chosen the winners of 26 categories in the two sections Audience and Blogger from 50,000 nominations.
