Apple made it into the top 20 no fewer than three times, with the iPod, the
company itself and iTunes, which was placed at number 19.
However, there was no place in the top 20 for
Facebook,
MySpace or
Bebo, despite
their recent rise in popularity.
The 26-member CoolBrands Council that decides the list includes
Vogue.com
editor Dolly Jones, TV presenter June Sarpong,
Dazed
& Confused editor-in-chief Nicki Bidder and
Radio
1 DJ Trevor Nelson.
The Top 20 CoolBrands:
1. Aston Martin 2. iPod 3. YouTube 4. Bang & Olufsen 5. Google 6. PlayStation 7. Apple 8. Agent Provocateur 9. Nintendo 10. Virgin Atlantic 11. Ferrari 12. Ducati 13. eBay 14. Rolex 15. Tate Modern 16. Prada 17. Lamborghini 18. Green & Blacks 19. iTunes 20. Amazon
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