It’s been a bad year for Obama, the Lib Dems and anyone aged under 30 in Britain. But it’s not all doom and gloom: if you’re an anonymised teenage hacktivist, Sepp Blatter or David Cameron you’ve come out on top. So, without further ado, here are our top ten winners and losers of 2010.
Winners
1. Bond markets
2. David Cameron
3. Anonymous
Job title
Administration / Office
Arts and Culture
Board Member
Business / Corporate Services
Client / Customer Services
Communications
Construction, Works, Engineering
Education, Curriculum and Teaching
Environment, Conservation and NRM
Facility / Grounds Management and Maintenance
Finance Management
Health - Medical and Nursing Management
HR, Training and Organisational Development
Information and Communications Technology
Information Services, Statistics, Records, Archives
Infrastructure Management - Transport, Utilities
Legal Officers and Practitioners
Librarians and Library Management
Management
Marketing
OH&S, Risk Management
Operations Management
Planning, Policy, Strategy
Printing, Design, Publishing, Web
Projects, Programs and Advisors
Property, Assets and Fleet Management
Public Relations and Media
Purchasing and Procurement
Quality Management
Science and Technical Research and Development
Security and Law Enforcement
Service Delivery
Sport and Recreation
Travel, Accommodation, Tourism
Wellbeing, Community / Social Services
4. Lady Gaga
Content from our partners
5. Glenn Beck
6. Sepp Blatter
7. George Osborne
8. Craig Venter
9. Simon Cowell
10. Unknown metal detectorist
Losers
1. Nick Clegg
2. Young people
3. The US Democrats
4. Julian Assange
5. Ireland
6. Adam Boulton
7. The Gulf of Mexico
8. Danny Alexander
9. Heathrow
10. Christine O’Donnell
