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Ludwig Gatzke published a newer, grander collection of Web 2.0 logos, called Logo 2.0 Part II (as if Part I wasn't sweet enough). All these bright, candy-like brands! So exciting! A few deserve special recognition:

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Diggdot.us doesn't bother hiding its origins. At least this logo tells you exactly what you're getting — but that's what makes it such lawsuit bait.

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Design? News Mob doesn't need no stinkin' design! Slap a dotted underline on that puppy! Three seconds! Logo made! Next! (Wait, is this even an actual company? No one's home at newsmob.com.)

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No fear at all, dude. Totally retro, with the harsh orange beveled boxes. After all, Feedblitz is a service for people who can't bother with aggregators. A Web 1.0 look will do.

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Now that is cool. FeedXs is the same burn-your-eyes-out orange as Feedblitz, but that gently faded 3d effect lets FeedXs get away with it.

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Slick logo, and a perfect pictograph for the Songbird music player, but a wiser marketing move might be buying songbird.com.

Digg Watch Blog posted a linked list of the sites and services. The full-glory grid after the jump.

LOGO2.0 part II [Stabilo Boss on Flickr]
Part 2 of Web 2.0 Logos and Links [Digg Watch Blog]
Earlier: Valleywag contest: Markup the mashup [Valleywag]

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