ANNOUNCE: Best of the Web '94!

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From: Brandon Plewe <PLEWE@plewe.cit.buffalo.edu>
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Subject: ANNOUNCE: Best of the Web '94!
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The Best of the Web '94 Awards were presented Thursday at the WWW Conference
in Geneva.  The award recipients and other nominees are on permanent display at:
http://wings.buffalo.edu/contest/
(please make any pointers to the awards go to this URL, not the subpages)

Here is a brief run-down of the Winners.  Congratulations are due them!

Hall of Fame
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Marc Andreessen
Tim Berners-Lee
Eric Bina
Rob Hartill
Kevin Hughes
Lou Montulli
(more may be added in the near future)

Best Overall Site - NCSA
Best Campus-Wide Information System - Globewide Network Academy
 (without a real campus even!)
Best Commercial Site - O'Reilly and Associates
Best Educational Service - Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with C++
Best Entertainment Site - Sports Information Service
Best Professional Service - OncoLink
Best Navigational Aid - World Wide Web Worm
Most Important Service Concept - What's New on the WWW
Best Document Design - Travels With Samantha
Best Use of Interaction - Xerox Map Server
Best Use of Multiple Media - Le Louvre
Most Technical Merit - Xerox Map Server

Congratulations to the winners, and everyone come and peruse the awards exhibit!

Brandon Plewe
plewe@acsu.buffalo.edu