50 Best Websites 2008

Some are as useful as a GPS device, others aren't that useful but give you something to do when you had nothing planned for the day. Put them all together and they become TIME.com's 2008 picks for the best the Web has to offer

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Evite is out. Mobaganda is in. Launched in May, this new site simplifies online party invitations and RSVPs. To create an invite, simply enter a name for your event, then add the date and details. Mobaganda will then generate a custom URL you can e-mail to friends, and keep an updated tally of yeses and nos. (Sorry, no maybes allowed.) Mobaganda does everything else Evite does, only without extraneous bells or whistles — and you won't have to register or log in. Invitations are good for 60 days (when your custom URL vanishes), so Mobaganda works best for casual get-togethers, not wedding receptions.

—Anita Hamilton

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