2006 Webby Award Winners Announced
Wired is reporting that the winners for the 2006 Webby Awards have been announced and the usual suspects have dominated the scene. From the article: "With a record 65 award categories, this year's Webby honorees ranged from well-known sites like the (Washington Post, a popular vote winner for best newspaper site, to more obscure newcomers, like Remember Segregation, named best home page. As in years past, the honoree list included several winners of multiple awards, along with perennial favorites that have won Webbys previously."
You guys forgot to mention that Cute Overload won the People's Voice Webby.
Come on!
Who cares? All these awards shows are just about politics, anyway. The real question is what did Google Earth wear to the ceremony?
I'm a firm believer in the philosophy of a ruling class, especially since I rule. -Randal
I think this site made it onto Web Pages That Suck a while ago, so I'm glad that I can now recycle my comment of "Non-Flash user? Get to the back of the bus!" ;)
What's the equivalent of the Razzies for websites?
By hijacking your browser, I think the site was making a sly commentary on the arrogance of government that uses coercion to force integration down student's throats, choosing in many cases to value pc social engineering over quality education and the human nature to self-segregate into clans even under perfect conditions.
I'm not sure, but I hear there was a huge cleavage along the Colorado River in Arizona.
Geoff
Computers are useless. They can only give you answers. -- Pablo Picasso
I also forwarded the email to my associates, Panikovsky and Balaganov, I thought they would enjoy the services of such a nice company.
I choose not to register my opinion on this matter.