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11 June 2008
Millions watching lectures? Who knew?
TED.com picked up three Webbies on Tuesday night at the 2008 Webby Awards ceremony in New York City. Which means that June Cohen (left), Director of TED Media, got 15 words total to thank the academy and our millions of viewers. Her first five-word speech: “Millions watching lectures? Who knew?”
TED.com’s awards: Best Podcast; Best Navigation/Structure; and Best Visual Design – Function.
We’re honored to be chosen for these awards — and even more honored by the fact that so many people are sharing these Ideas Worth Spreading.
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