Personally I'd be staggered if the government made anything other than positive noises on entrepreneurship. And some of what they do in future might have a positive impact. But we're a critical bunch even when it comes to weekend projects here, and I think we had a right to expect an initial offering announced with such fanfare to be more than a link list apparently less thought out than your typical Mashable "top 10" blog post.
List bloggers wouldn't claim to be dragging the economy out of the doldrums, and they also would entitle a link to Dotmailer.co.uk "Google Analytics", or put staff incentives in a "creating a brand" list - the sheer randomness is a little amusing. After you've crowdsourced your logo and built your free template site on Moonfruit you apparently need a $10/month heatmap to monitor where people are clicking. And some discount glasses c/o one of the site's backers.
Hard-up freelance designers also have a right to be irritated by the suggestion than small businesses should eschew their services in favour of setting up a competition for people overseas who consider £400 a major prize rather than enough to cover rent.