1. iFoods, http://www.ifoods.tv (Ireland) Our website features over 130 professionally produced, high quality video recipes filmed with our resident chefs Niall Harbison and Pieter Plaetinck. Both our chefs have cooked in some of the finest establishments and have cooked for the likes of Bill Gates, Donald Trump, U2, Tom Hanks and many more. The website also has a social community of food lovers who can upload their own video recipes, share photos, build their profiles and interact with other food lovers. Our service is completely free for all users and is based on an advertising model.

2. UnLtdWorld, http://www.unltdworld.com (UK) UnLtdWorld is aimed at connecting social entrepreneurs, social innovators, socially-minded people and organisations that invest their efforts in changing the world for the better, and enabling these audiences to find and share targeted information. Most social networks are built around relevance of contacts and on the view that "doing good" is a special interest. UnLtdWorld is about commonality of purpose and fostering new connections and matching information through the power of community and relevance of context and content. Above all, UnLtdWorld is based on the principle that social entrepreneurship is a defined market, and the platform aims to complement market dynamics and add value to real world activities. UnLtdWorld also aims to provide critical insight into social entrepreneurship. We do this mainly through the Research Lab, the world’s largest focus group of social entrepreneurs, and the first mapping and graphing to directly and deeply integrate within a social network. All data in the Lab is accessible through APIs, for comparative analysis and for dynamic use within external data-sets, mash ups and applications. On UnLtdWorld members can connect with others, search and share resources and opportunities, find and list services and products, share answers to key questions, create and join groups, promote and find events and lots more. The site also integrates a microblogging platform and differentiating functionality which intelligently matches members based on parameters of similarity such as location, interests and skills. Established in March 2008, the site is now nearing 5,000 registered members in 80+ countries. One in three members logs in every day, and spends an average of 10 minutes on the site, viewing in average 12 pages each day.

3. Bubok, http://www.bubok.es (Spain) Bubok.es is a powerful yet simple and efficient Spanish-language online self-publishing website that allows anyone to become their own editor and publish their own books for free in less than 5 minutes. Bubok.es provides authors, businesses and small editorial companies all of the tools necessary to publish and sell books online in both printed (via Print on Demand) and digital formats (pdf downloads) without any minimum print run requirements. Key Benefits: - Author takes control of the entire editorial process (book format, design, price, promotion) - Author earns 80% of profits from book sales - Author webpage to promote books (including RSS, Video, Pictures)

4. Geospace, http://geospace.hu (Hungary) In the Geospace word the community can add places, pictures, reviews and videos on the map. Users can create profile. Mark there friends, add pictures, tags to profiles. Site has a POI export feature which enable the users to export all places to a GPS device. Also there is a mobil version which help to use the site on the go.

5. AllRise, http://www.allrise.com (Israel) AllRise.com was built to solve two problems: 1. There is not one good place to release the tension society creates. 2. In the age of web 2.0 users get the chance to speak what ever is on their mind, but a good way to debate, argue or discuss does not exist out there. AllRise.com allows users to participate in two main aspects of the site: 1. As a prosecutor - presenting a problem to world. 2. As "the people" - having the power to debate, convince the community and vote for their opinion to make it count in the final out come. Users can sue on behalf of themselves, "the people" or on behalf of anyone else. They can sue anyone they desire… work related, relationship issues, government related issues and etc… We take a lot of pride in our debating system which allows users to create a real debate, different from any forum or commenting system. Users will be able to track the entire debate, other people debates or just their own.

6. Planetaki, http://www.planetaki.com (Spain) At Planetaki you can create planets: places where you can get new content from blogs, news sites, photoalbums, etc. Your planet can either be public or private. Using planetaki is extremely easy: posts come into a single column and die after 7 days. You can keep them if you like and you can also email them to someone if you like. All this without any need to know what RSS means.

7. Talicious, http://www.talicious.com (Germany) TALICIOUS is a talent community website that allows people to share their talent, communicate with other interesting people and be discovered by scouts or agencies who can easily search the site. TALICIOUS was born out of the idea to give talented people the chance to show the world their talents and if they want to, be discovered. Anyone who has a talent can upload media (video, audio, image or text files) to show his or her talent. The media is categorized by the talent to make it easier for others to find, and to create groups for the talents to compete in. The average rating determines the talents position in the category.

8. Learnit, http://www.talicious.com (Czech Republic) In under 3 months, pre-funding, we have produced a tool for learners which caters for different learning styles via visual, vocal, aural & written exchanges. Users can share with others via their expertise of their native language in our social network. You can use it to learn 20 languages. Our mashup includes Oddcast & MyVox, with heavy use of Ajax. Learnit is a Google gadget, initially developed for MySpace (OpenSocial version) & Facebook. You can put it on your website or blog. We are a UNESCO, 2008 Year of Languages project supporting rare languages via a WIKI.

9. Zilok, http://us.zilok.com (Belgium) Zilok is a centralized online rental marketplace, an ebay for rental in a certain way. Zilok allows anyone, whether individuals or professionals, to rent or offer for rent anything in a few clicks! If you need a special tool for a weekend, a fancy purse for an evening or an extra bike for a visitor, all you need to do is search and select the item you want for rent, at the most convenient location. A geolocalisation tool present any item offered for rent nearby. We are providing for both individuals & professionals an ideal platform to offer in seconds any item for rent, so people have a quick and convenient access to anything they could possibly need on occasion, for rent. The whole rental process happens online so that the reservation of the item happens online and the acceptation by the owner as well. A calendar presents the availability of the item directly online. A desire to stay on the cutting-edge of technology, urban living and the practical concerns of less storage space, gaining access to luxury goods, and an environmental impetus against overconsumption all contribute to a booming interest in renting rather than acquiring. Zilok has been created to structure this new trend in consuming, by offering a simple yet powerful online rental platform, giving everyone access to all the possible rental resources around.Our mission is to offer a new alternative to the classic "buy "or "sell" option for all types of goods.

10. Wolpy, http://wolpy.com (Spain-Switzerland) Wolpy is a just launched social network to share your travels experiences. It lets you keep a track of your visited places, see them in a map, and add reviews of them. You can also explore where your friends have been and which is their opinion of their visited places, see which places you have in common with other users and make some research of your destination before travel there.