Leaders have emphasised that the safety of the people is their top priority.
The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences announced the winners Tuesday.
Fallon's The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon won a Webby for best website promoting a celebrity, while James was honored for his ESPN's Welcome to Bron Bron Land, which took home the best user interface award.
This year's Webby Home Internet Celebration is dedicated to honouring individuals and organizations who are using the Internet in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Kristen Bell won for helping children understand the pandemic, while DJ D-Nice won artist of the year for his #ClubQuarantine sets on Instagram Live. Avi Schiffmann, a 17-year-old from Washington state, was honoured for launching an early Covid-19 tracking database and site.
Google and National Geographic won the most awards with 14 each. NASA came away with the best overall social presence.
Lil Nas X's Panini won a Webby for people's voice award for best art direction. Spotify scored an award for best use of online media, while HBO claimed best branded editorial experience.
Tom Hanks' "#NiceTweets with Tom Hanks" won a people's voice award for arts and entertainment.
Patton Oswalt will host the 24th annual Webby Awards' beginning at 3pm EDT.
Leaders have emphasised that the safety of the people is their top priority.
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