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September 4th, 2009 by Frances Chan

Comments on the NZ Internet Awards story has prompted an investigation of the Onyas, the other web industry awards. The Onyas have 11 categories, focusing on web application as well as design and content. The awards are produced by the good folk at Webstock, who help people improve their websites with blogs, talks and other events.

Webstock has chosen nine industry whizzes to judge the entries. Get their vital stats and your entry form on the Onya website.

Entries close in November and the awards will be held on 19 February 2010. You gotta be in to win.

Tags: internet awards, Onyas, web application, web design, Webstock

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