"As the Internet continues to define culture, creativity, and commerce, few institutions have chronicled its story as closely as The Webby Awards. This year, as the organization prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary, it has unveiled The Webby 30 -a curated list honoring the most iconic and influential companies that shaped the digital world. Featuring names like Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, NPR, NASA, Wikipedia, and more, the list represents three decades of innovation, cultural impact, and technological transformation."
"Since its inception in 1996, The Webby Awards have grown into the most recognized global honor for Internet excellence. Known as the "Internet's highest honor" by The New York Times, The Webbys celebrate not only achievements in technology but also the creativity and cultural moments that define the web. The Webby 30 underscores how the Internet has evolved from niche networks into a global force that touches every part of daily life."
"The Webby 30 highlights 30 organizations chosen for their lasting contributions to Internet culture, their groundbreaking innovations, and their consistent recognition at The Webbys themselves. These companies did not just participate in the digital revolution-they built it. Apple transformed technology into cultural expression by integrating design and usability in ways that changed how people connect. Netflix rewired television for the streaming era, turning online video into the dominant medium of entertainment. The New York Times reinvented journalism by pioneering the subscription-based digital news model."
The Webby Awards began in 1996 and evolved into the most recognized global honor for Internet excellence. The Webbys recognize achievements in technology, creativity, and cultural moments that define the web. The Webby 30 honors thirty organizations for lasting contributions, groundbreaking innovations, and repeated recognition by the awards. The list names companies such as Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, NPR, NASA, Wikipedia, and The New York Times, each credited with transforming design, media, social interaction, science engagement, and journalism online. The Webby 30 reflects three decades of internet-driven cultural and technological transformation and global influence.
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