Breaking: 28th Annual Webby Winners Announced Today!

Webby Special Recognition for Keke Palmer, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Kara Swisher and more.

Breaking News: 28th Annual Webby Award Winners have been revealed! With over 2.2 Million votes cast by more than 550,000 voters in the Webby People’s Voice, we're proud to recognize this class of Webby Winners.

This year’s Webby Winners took “One Giant Leap”—they embraced emerging tech, new ways to connect and plenty of courage to push the boundaries of Internet culture. Projects like Wish Tree for Yoko Ono, Runway iOS, Human or Not, Peridot, and pop culture phenomena ranging from Barbie The Movie to Wakanda Forever: The Official Black Panther Podcast and Corporate Erin, and some of this year’s most-talked-about figures, including Taylor Swift, Timothée Chalamet, Olivia Rodrigo, Adam Driver, Sydney Sweeney, Jason and Travis Kelce, Michelle Obama, Questlove, and more.

The Webbys will also honor a group of individuals for their outstanding work this year with Special Achievement Awards. This year’s Special Achievement recipients include: Kara Swisher as Lifetime Achievement Award Winner, Webby Podcast of the year is Wiser Than Me hosted by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Shannon Sharpe is the Webby Advocate of the Year and Keke Palmer will receive a Webby Special Achievement. Read all about their honors and work below!

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SEE THE WINNERS ➔

Kara Swisher, Lifetime Achievement Award

Kara Swisher will be recognized with the Webby Lifetime Achievement Award for her incomparable legacy as a veteran tech journalist and her work as a pioneering digital entrepreneur.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus will be recognized with the Webby Podcast of the Year Award for Wiser Than Me, a series that connects generations through meaningful, funny, and important conversations with unforgettable women.

Keke Palmer will be recognized with a Webby Special Achievement Award for her unparalleled contributions as an actress, activist and entrepreneur, as well as for her unique brand of digital innovation on projects like Baby, This Is Keke Palmer and KeyTV.

Shannon Sharpe will be recognized with the Webby Advocate of the Year Award a recognition chosen by a committee led by the NAACP and IADAS, celebrating his significant impact in sports commentary, advocacy for racial equality, education and health, and his wildly successful podcast, Club Shay Shay.