Huzzah! Basecamp is a winner in the Productivity category in the CNET Webware 100 Awards.
The “Webware 100” Awards recognizes the best Web 2.0 sites, services, and applications that are leading the next wave of innovation. After receiving more than 5,000 nominations for inclusion in the Webware 100, their editors selected the 250 finalists. The Web's users made the final cut, voting nearly half a million times to select the 100 top products (10 each in 10 categories) from the list of 250 finalists.
Here's what the site said about Basecamp:
Basecamp is a Web-based project management tool from 37signals. Groups can come together and work on large or small projects, sharing the same collaborative space. It's essentially a mash-up of various productivity tools, including a to-do list maker, shared storage space, message boards, and calendaring. What has made it so successful is how it's been tied together. It's well known as a service that fits both personal and group organization into one handy tool.
Other winners in this category: Amazon, Craigslist, eBay, Google, and PayPal. (Nice company, eh?) Thanks to everyone who voted for us.
