There were 300 websites selected for the final round under 10 different categories and published for public vote.

• Audio and music
• Browsing
• Commerce
• Communications
• Infrastructure and storage
• Location-based services
• Photo and video
• Productivity
• Search and reference
• Social and publishing

There is also an 11th category introduced called Editor’s awards. This is not released to public to vote; but only the cnet Editors were allowed to vote.

Google bagged 11 awards out of 100 winners.

Visit cnet Webware 100 to view the final winners of cnet Webware 100.

cnet Webware 100-Awards 2009 is originally published by Vijay For Victory