Best New Web Site for 1999

Freedom Channel

http://www.freedomchannel.com

Best Band Web Site

Welcome to Café Noir

http://www.cafe-noir.com

Best Current Events Web Site

Ironminds

http://www.ironminds.com

Best Designed Web Site: National/International

Crash!Media

http://www.crashmedia.com

Best Designed Web Site: Texas

Human Code

http://www.humancode.com

Best E-Commerce Site

Zumiez Online

http://www.zumiez.com/

Best Film/Film Industry Web Site

Suicide Doors: a Film by Sebastian Basco

http://www.suicidedoors.com/

Best Green/Nonprofit Web Site

Greenpeace USA

http://www.greenpeaceusa.org

Best Grrl Web Site

Cherrybomb

http://www.cherrybomb.com

Best Music Industry/Label Web Site

Foodchain Records

http://www.foodchainrecords.com

Best Online Community: Designers/Content Producers

16 Color — The Internet Movie Machine

http://www.16color.com

Best Online Cultural Experience

ArtandCulture

http://www.artandculture.com

Best Online Diversion

Digital Entertainment Network

http://www.den.com

Best Personal Web Site/Online Diary

Monstro!

http://www.monstro.com

Best Satire/Humor Web Site

Chickenhead

http://www.chickenhead.com

Best Self-Marketing Concept

Farmclub

http://www.farmclub.com

Best Student Web Site: College or Graduate Student

Amplified

http://www.amplified.nu

Best Student Web Site: Pre-college

Fairvue Central

http://www.fairvue.com

Best User Interaction

Enemy Processing Unit

http://namniyas.blade.ru/enemy.asp

Best Web-as-Television Experience

The Pseudo Online Network

http://www.pseudo.com

Best Webcam

Anacam

http://www.anacam.com

Best None of the Above

ExploreMath.com

http://www.exploremath.com

Most Innovative Use of Medium

16 Color — The Internet Movie Machine

http://www.16color.com

The People’s Choice Award

Ana S. Voog, Anacam

http://www.anacam.com
The Web Awards were announced at a ceremony at the Radisson hotel on Saturday, March 11.

This article appears in March 17 • 2000.

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