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The Open Web Awards is an international online voting competition that covers major innovations in web technology and honors the top achievements of websites and services. Other winners include Netlog, Google, and ShareThis. We are very proud because, in addition to this people’s choice award, we also won the blogger’s choice. Thank you all for voting for us! Read the original announcement.

100 blogs from 25 countries had to choose from more than 100,000 nominations and votes and they chose Doodle for the “Places & Events” category. Other winners include Twitter, Digg, Youtube, Flickr, and Wikipedia. Read the original announcement.

Doodle is one of three finalists in the Places & Events category of the Open Web Award 2008. Help us win the award! You only need to enter your e-mail address in the box below and submit. You can vote for us every day until Dec 14. Thank you!

» Help us also win the Crunchies 2008 if you haven’t had enough yet

Concerned about the privacy of your mail address? The award rules state explicitly that all addresses will only be used to confirm participation in the award.

The 2008 Crunchies is the second annual competition and award ceremony to recognize and celebrate the most compelling startups, internet and technology innovations of the year. Help us win — click the badge below or click here! (By the way, you can vote for us every 24 hours…)

» While you’re at it, you can also help us win the Open Web Award 2008, if you feel like it

Doodle is participating in the Open Web Award and made it to the second round! Please help us proceed to the final round by giving us your vote. You simply need to enter your e-mail address in the box below and submit. You can vote for us once or — if you’re really motivated — every day until Nov 30. Thanks so much!

» Tell your friends about Doodle and the vote

» Read the blog entry covering the first voting round

Mashable Open Web Awards

Tonight, the winners of the SwissICT Award 2008 were announced in Lucerne. We were awarded the Public Award, which is a special honor because the winner in this category is determined by the readers of Infoweek rather than a jury. This is in line with our constant effort to provide a user-centered, easy-to-use service.