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"Jimmy Kimmel&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Twerk Fail&amp;#039; clip has been named Best Viral Video at this year&amp;#039;s Webbys. The clip features a twerking routine ending in disaster, but was later proven to be a hoax by chat show host Kimmel involving a stuntwoman.      The Guardian was recognised for its interactive coverage of the NSA leaks, while the BBC won two People&amp;#039;s Choice awards for its mobile news app and its foreign language services. The Webbys were created in 1996 to honour &amp;quot;excellence on the internet&amp;quot;. Each category has two winners, with one being decided by a jury from the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, including Kevin Spacey and Arianna Huffington. The other winners are voted for by the public. Patton Oswalt will host this year&amp;#039;s event in New York in May. Elsewhere, Jay-Z&amp;#039;s app for his latest album Magna Carta Holy Grail won a prize, while his wife Beyonc\u00E9 was named the People&amp;#039;s Choice in the Fan Website category.   Pharrell Williams won a Webby and a People&amp;#039;s Voice Award for his interactive 24-hour video for &amp;#039;Happy&amp;#039;. Funny or Die won three prizes, including two for Zach Galifianakis&amp;#039;s spoof chat show Between Two Ferns. Crowdfunding site Kickstarter, Twitter&amp;#039;s video app Vine and holiday rental site Airbnb also won awards. A full list of winners for the 18th annual awards can be found via the Webbys website. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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