Webby Awards 2006
This is a follow-up to last week's post Webby Awards Legal Category Entries.
The Webby Awards are sometimes called the Oscars of the web world and they are handed out every year for "excellence in Web design, functionality and creativity".
There are awards for law websites in addition to ones in dozens of other categories such as business, fashion, film, activism, podcasts, and more.
In the law category, the Webby went to Justice Learning, an educational site aimed at U.S. high school students that was created by the New York Times Learning Network, National Public Radio and the Annenberg Foundation. There was also a separate "People's Voice Winner": the legal news site JURIST at the University of Pittsburgh.
The full list of winners and nominees is on the Webby website.
The Webby Awards are sometimes called the Oscars of the web world and they are handed out every year for "excellence in Web design, functionality and creativity".
There are awards for law websites in addition to ones in dozens of other categories such as business, fashion, film, activism, podcasts, and more.
In the law category, the Webby went to Justice Learning, an educational site aimed at U.S. high school students that was created by the New York Times Learning Network, National Public Radio and the Annenberg Foundation. There was also a separate "People's Voice Winner": the legal news site JURIST at the University of Pittsburgh.
The full list of winners and nominees is on the Webby website.
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