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Quick Facts

Internet Week is a week-long festival of events celebrating New York's thriving Internet industry and community.

Key Dates:

June 3rd

Official Proclamation/Kick-off Party

June 3rd — 10th

Official Partner Events

June 8th — 10th

12th Annual Webby Awards

June 10th

Closing Celebration

Participation

Like the Web itself, Internet Week is open: anyone can attend events, and anyone can throw events. There's no fee to participate. No organization is too big or too small to be included. Open access for all!

Presented By

Internet Week New York is presented by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences in cooperation with City of New York and The Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting.

The Executive Council represents leaders from a diverse cross-section of old and new media, and provides strategic guidance and leadership for the event. Council members include John Battelle (CEO/Founder, Federated Media), Red Burns (Chair, Interactive Telecommunications Tisch School of the Arts, NYU), Bob Greenberg (Founder, R/GA), Bob Pittman (Founder, The Pilot Group), and John Wren (CEO, Omnicom).