# Charities recognised for online achievements

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/1999/03/26/charities-recognised-online-achievements/
- Published: 1999-03-26T00:00:00+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Michael Gilbert, publisher of the Nonprofit Online News, has spotted that nearly
one quarter of the winners of the 1999 US Webby Awards have .org or non-profit domains.

Michael Gilbert, publisher of the Nonprofit Online News, has spotted that nearly
one quarter of the winners of the 1999 US Webby Awards have .org or non-profit domains.
It would seem that, in the USA at least, the online achievements of non-profits 
are being publicly recognised. Most encouragingly, the Webby awards were based on
the votes both of Internet industry leaders and pundits, and of the general public.

 * **[Free Internet access for UK charities](https://fundraising.co.uk/1999/03/28/free-internet-access-uk-charities/)**(
   28 March 1999)
 * **[Making good progress](https://fundraising.co.uk/1999/03/28/making-good-progress/)**(
   28 March 1999)
 * **[Charity Times launches online](https://fundraising.co.uk/1999/03/28/charity-times-launches-online/)**(
   28 March 1999)

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