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Guardian Unlimited Webby pictures

Written by Nik

My colleague Paul has just returned from New York with others from the team, and has pictures from the Webby award ceremony. Paul also made the five word speech on behalf of GU: “Our Webby 2.0”.

Update: There’s a very short video, too.

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15 June 2006 · Posted in Guardian.co.uk ·

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