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The next-gen hot 100 (game) developers 2008

slimepuppy — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:39:51 -0800

Next Generation presents the Hot 100 Game Developers of the year. See which developers are lighting up the world of games in 2008. For the impatient: skip to the end. From the article: The ordering of this list represents the opinion of Next Generation. We feel the controversial nature of this presentation is appropriate to our primary goal of this feature, which is to inspire discussion about and promote awareness of the people who make the games rather than the games themselves (the games, after all, get center stage for the rest of the year). We feel that in 2008, these are the people who will greatly influence what you play and how you play it.

Yahoo's top 100

BuddhaInABucket — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 07:41:21 -0800

No list that puts MeFi at #55 is perfect, but Yahoo's 100 Sites for Men includes lots of other goldmines, like an info source for embarassing problems, hangover cures, and other gems like Draw Your Boss. Ladies, don't miss the top 100 Sites for Women, and if anyone's Ball of Paint needs are unfulfilled, you can always check out the Top 100 Weird Sites.

"the inclusion of Christopher Hitchens has already raised eyebrows in academia"

funambulist — Mon, 03 Oct 2005 07:03:38 -0800

Another year, another list of top 100 intellectuals of our time from Prospect Magazine and with Foreign Policy. Self-confessedly anglocentric, but with an effort "to include thinkers from outside the west", it raises the perennial 'where are the women' question (now in good company with 'where are the scientists') and sanctions the decline of: the left, France, Europe, psychology, psychiatry and philosophy. The ever present Germaine Greer says "these lists are always so right-wing" and her inclusion is "absurd and completely unjustifiable". You can vote your 5 favourites and suggest other names.

We don't need no pancakes!

DevilsAdvocate — Thu, 18 Nov 2004 07:12:01 -0800

The American Film Institute, striving ever harder for relevancy, announces their latest movie list: 100 Years...100 Movie Quotes, to be shown in June. Here's the list of 400 nominees [PDF]. What was unjustly left out? Let the debates begin!

Somewhere over the rainbow...

ChrisTN — Thu, 24 Jun 2004 10:55:00 -0800

The American Film Institute (a.k.a. "The Listmakers Who Just Won't Quit") have announced their ~~long-awaited~~ ~~ground-breaking~~ top 100 movie songs of all time.

500 Most Influential Rock Songs

MiguelCardoso — Wed, 19 Nov 2003 12:03:18 -0800

Spot The Essential, Seminal, How-Could-These-Imbeciles-Have-Forgotten? Popular Song: A well-made list, specially if it's authoritative and includes no less than 500 songs, is just asking to be cruelly inspected for omissions, ridiculed for certain inclusions and generally derided. This one is, admittedly, a toughy. But perhaps way too US-centric and too Rockist. I mean, honestly, sometimes you Yanks act as if you'd invented Pop music! ;) (Via the newly-discovered Rivurcated Bifets.)

Sean Meade — Wed, 22 May 2002 10:28:43 -0800

Who's the Best-Read MeFite? The 100 best works of fiction (as chosen by Norwegian Book Clubs) (via Archipelapogo via rebeccablood). Sure, it's arbitrary, but there's a lot of great writing here. Bragging rights awarded (unless someone cares to sweeten the pot). How many have you read?