International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences the Webby Awards 2018 Submission

The Webby Awards
Awarded for	"Excellence on the Internet including Websites, Interactive Advertising, Online Film & Video and Mobile content."^[1]
Presented by	International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences
First awarded	1997
Website	www.webbyawards.com

This is a listing of the people, companies or websites that won the annual Webby Awards presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences. The Webby Awards have been dubbed the "internet'south highest honor".^[2]

1997 [edit]

1997 was the first year of the almanac Webby Accolade event, which was the first-ever nationally televised awards anniversary devoted to the Internet. 700 people attended the result on March half dozen, 1997 at Bimbo's Night Club in San Francisco, California^[3] Whereas in later years the panelists were official members of International University of Digital Arts and Sciences, in 1997 the awards were chosen and given by IDG's The Web Mag, which appointed a console to judge the competition.^[4]

1998 [edit]

The 1998 Webby Awards were held on March 6, 1998 at the San Francisco Palace of Fine Arts,^[5] and were the first event ever to be broadcast live via the Spider web in 3D.^[6] The "People's Voice" awards, called by online poll, received 100,000 cumulative votes that year.^{[ citation needed ]} The 1998 awards were sponsored by PC Earth Communications, the San Francisco Chronicle and other organizations.^[vii] ABC News was the official website to "cybercast" the awards.^[8]

The Web magazine, which was hosting the awards, was airtight downward by its parent company IDG before long earlier the awards, and the ceremony connected thereafter under the management of Tiffany Shlain, who IDG had hired in 1996 to coordinate the awards.^[4] The International University of Digital Arts and Sciences was constituted that yr equally the judging console for the awards, continues to do then every bit of the 2007 awards.

1999 [edit]

The 1999 Webby Awards were held on March 18, 1999 at the Herbst Theater (War memorial Opera House) in San Francisco, with a post-award party at Metropolis Hall.^[ix] That yr, Mayor Rudy Giuliani lobbied to move the ceremony to New York City, but San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown convinced the arrangement to remain in San Francisco past promising metropolis support.^{[ citation needed ]} Brown gave a speech at the ceremony and Marc Maron was the master of ceremonies.^[10] The event was noted for the famous incident in which a representative of Jodi.org, which had won in the arts category, called the event participants "Ugly corporate sons-of-bitches" in his acceptance speech and tossed his trophy to the audition.^[11] In 1999 the Webby Awards asked PricewaterhouseCoopers to help it tabulate and ensure security for the "People's Voice" winners, chosen past online voting.^[12]

2000 [edit]

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Tiffany Shlain, in an interview with Inter@ctive Calendar week ^[13]

The 2000 awards were the beginning time that organization requested submissions.^[xiv] Previously, nominees had been selected past an internal commission.^[14] The arrangement gave out awards in 27 categories voted on by a 350 member judges.^[15]

2001 [edit]

2002 [edit]

2003 [edit]

This year marked the first twelvemonth the awards show was broadcast online, and it lasted 20 minutes.^[16] The organisation provided 30 awards.^[16] NASA and eBay won the most honors.^[16]

2004 [edit]

2005 [edit]

Honorees at ninth Annual Webby Awards included:^[17]

Webby Lifetime Achievement Award: One-time Vice President Al Gore in recognition of the part he played in the development of the Internet over the by three decades^[eighteen] ^[19]
Webby Person of the Year: Craig Newmark, the founder of Craigslist
Webby Creative person of the Twelvemonth: The Kleptones
Webby Breakout of the Year: Caterina Faux and Stewart Butterfield, the founders of Flickr

Webby Awards winners included Mercedes-Benz Usa (Automotive), Google (Best Practices), Merck (Health), and Skype (Telecommunications).

2006 [edit]

Honorees at 10th Annual Webby Awards included:

Webby Breakout of the Year: MySpace.com and its founders Tom Anderson and Chris DeWolfe
Webby Artist of the Year: Gorillaz
Webby Entrepreneur of the Twelvemonth: Marking Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks and HDNet
Webby Person of the Year: Thomas Friedman, New York Times columnist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The World is Flat: A Brief History of The 21st Century
Webby Lifetime Accomplishment Award: Dr. Robert Kahn, co-inventor of the TCP/IP protocols, the engineering used to transmit information on today's Internet
Webby Lifetime Achievement Award: Prince, for "visionary" use of the internet, and being the first major artist to release an anthology over the internet, Crystal Ball.

2007 [edit]

Nicolas Roope of London agency Poke London, receiving a Webby in 2007 for designing the Zopa site

Honorees at 11th Annual Webby Awards included:

Webby Lifetime Achievement: David Bowie was honored for his career which has pushed the boundaries of art and engineering – from Ziggy Stardust to BowieNet, the Isp he launched in 1998, to BowieArt, a Web site that connects the new visual artists with art collectors worldwide.
Webby Lifetime Achievement: eBay President and CEO Meg Whitman accepted the award on behalf of the 150 million registered eBay buyers and sellers
Webby People of the Year: YouTube Co-Founders Steve Chen and Chad Hurley
Webby Creative person of the Year: Beastie Boys were recognized for their 2006 concert film, "Awesome, I Fucking Shot That", which was filmed entirely by dozens of audience members using manus-held cameras provided by the group.
2 Special Achievement Awards for Acting were presented at the 1st Almanac Webby Film and Video Awards:
Best Actor: "Ninja", the star of the online comedy serial "Inquire a Ninja"
Best Extra: Jessica Rose, star of the fictional video diary "lonelygirl15"

2008 [edit]

The 2008 Webby Awards took place on June xi, 2008 at the Citriani Restaurant issue space on Wall Street in New York Metropolis.^[xx] ^[21] ^[22] Honorees at twelfth Annual Webby Awards included:

Webby Lifetime Accomplishment: David Byrne
Webby Artist of the Year: volition.i.am
Webby Person of the Year: Stephen Colbert
Webby Moving picture & Video Lifetime Accomplishment: Lorne Michaels
Webby Film & Video Awards Person of the Year: Michel Gondry
Webby Moving-picture show & Video Awards All-time Player: Tim and Eric

2009 [edit]

Winners were honored at a ceremony hosted by Seth Meyers in New York City on June 8.^[23]

Webby Artist of the Year: Trent Reznor
Webby Person of the Twelvemonth: Jimmy Fallon
Webby Breakout of the Year: Twitter
Best Actress: Sarah Silverman
Outstanding Comedic Performance: Lisa Kudrow
Film & Video Person of the Year: Seth MacFarlane

2010 [edit]

Honorees at 14th Annual Webby Awards included:

Web documentary (individual episode): Jam 3 Media/National Film Lath of Canada (Waterlife)^[24] ^[25]

2011 [edit]

Winners were honored at a ceremony hosted by Lisa Kudrow in New York Urban center on June 13 at the Hammerstein Ballroom.

Webby for Best Drama in the Webby People's Voice Awards of the Twelvemonth: Urban Wolf.^[26]
Welcome to Pino Point received two Webbys, for Documentary: Private Episode in the Online Film & Video category and Netart in the Websites category.^[27]
Watson, the computer which competed on Jeopardy!, was named Person of the Twelvemonth.^[28]
Webby for Best Individual Performance of the Twelvemonth: Vincent Sze in Urban Wolf

2012 [edit]

Honorees at 16th Annual Webby Awards included:

Webby for All-time Real Estate Site (People's Voice): ApartmentList.com
Webby for Artist of the Year: Björk
Webby Person of the Year: Louis C.G.
Webby for Experimental and Innovation (People's Voice): SwiftKey
Webby for all-time employ of photography: God'due south Lake Narrows ^[29]
Webby for best web art: Bla Bla ^[29]

2013 [edit]

Honorees at 17th Almanac Webby Awards included:

Webby for Person of the Yr: Frank Ocean
Webby for Outstanding Comedic Operation: Jerry Seinfeld
Webby for Creative person of the Year: Grimes (musician)
Webby for Athlete of the Twelvemonth: Chris Kluwe
Webby Breakout of the Yr: Obama for America Tech squad
Webby Lifetime Achievement Award for inventing the GIF: Steve Wilhite
Special Achievement for Kevin Spacey and Dana Brunetti, for House of Cards (U.S. Television set series)
Special Accomplishment for Burning Honey team
People's Voice: Corridor Digital'southward "The Glitch"

2014 [edit]

Honorees at 18th Annual Webby Awards included:

Webby for Person of the Year: Banksy
Webby for Artist of the Twelvemonth: De La Soul
Webby for Athlete of the Yr: Jamaican Bobsled Team
Webby Breakout of the Yr: Kickstarter
Webby Lifetime Accomplishment Award for co-founding Creative Eatables: Lawrence Lessig
Special Accomplishment for Freddie Wong, for co-creating Video Game High School
Best Actress: Taylor Schilling
Webby Film & Video Person of the Year: Freddie Wong

2015 [edit]

Honorees at 19th Annual Webby Awards included:

Webby Lifetime Achievement Accolade to Louis Rossetto and Jane Metcalfe for publishing Wired
Special Accomplishment to the ALS Water ice Saucepan Challenge
Outstanding Comedic Operation to Chelsea Peretti
All-time Extra to Ellie Kemper
Best Actor to Tituss Burgess
Breakout of the Yr to Tinder
Game (Tablet & All Other Devices) to Monument Valley

2016 [edit]

Honorees at 20th Annual Webby Awards included:

Webby Lifetime Achievement to The Onion for humor
Special Achievement to Lena Dunham & Jennifer Konner for Lenny Letter
Outstanding Comedic Performance to Chelsea Peretti
Best Actress to Krysten Ritter
Artist of the Year to Kanye W
Film & Video Breakout of the Year to Making a Murderer
Best Writing to Last Calendar week Tonight with John Oliver
Best Game to Justin Claw for Google Feud

2017 [edit]

Honorees at 21st Annual Webby Awards included:

Lifetime Achievement: Internet Archive
Activism: Women'south Footprint in History by United nations Women
Music video: Coldplay
Best Streaming Video: HBO Now
Games: Pokémon Go
Music: Mark Ronson

2018 [edit]

2019 [edit]

2020 [edit]

Notes [edit]

In keeping with the awards themselves, winners are designated according to the website winning the honour, although the winner is, technically, the web design business firm that created the winning site and in the case of corporate websites, the designer'due south client. Web links are provided for informational purposes where the winning website or a follow-on remains available and can be found; the text used for the hyperlink is as listed on the past winner pages at https://web.archive.org/web/20081208183958/http://world wide web.webbyawards.com/webbys/winners-1997.php and so on. Many older websites, all the same, no longer be or are redirected to replacements and are so noted.

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