Nominet,the company behind .uk extension ,announced recently the shortlist of entries for the Nominet Internet Awards 2012 You can read the press release after the jump :

          "Nominet, the not-for-profit organisation responsible for the smooth and secure running of the .uk infrastructure, today announces the shortlist of entries for the Nominet Internet Awards 2012.

         This year's awards include a new category - Outstanding Contribution to the UK internet - where the public can vote for the person or organisation which has had the greatest impact over the past 12 months.  Online voting for the nominees, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, Dame Wendy Hall, Race Online 2012, James Quinault, the Raspberry Pi Foundation and Tim Snape, closes on June 13th.

        Now in their sixth year, the Nominet Internet Awards celebrate the achievements and innovation of UK internet initiatives which help to make the internet a more secure, open, accessible and diverse experience for all.

        The awards are open to any organisation or individual who is doing great work online, whether it benefits their business, the wider economy, local communities or the UK's internet users in general. Over 65 organisations, initiatives and individuals have been nominated for awards this year.

          Entries were reviewed by an independent panel of judges, chaired by Rt Hon Stephen Timms, MP.  The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on Thursday 5 July 2012 at the Saatchi Gallery, London.

          Each winner's initiative will be showcased by Nominet at the next meeting of the United Nations' Internet Governance Forum (IGF), taking place in Baku, Azerbaijan, in November, to help promote and develop industry best practice.

          Lesley Cowley, CEO of Nominet, says: "What's striking about this year's Nominet Internet Awards nominees is the breadth of people that have benefited from the projects they've delivered. Businesses, students, children, community groups, older people and the homeless are all served in some way by at least one of the entrants.  It's heartening to see how the UK has embraced and harnessed the immense power of the internet for the greater good."

         The Nominet Internet Award categories, and full list of shortlisted entries within each, can be found below:

         Most innovative business – in association with CBI
         colourDNA  - www.colourdna.com
         Heo2.eu Ltd- 3D Novations
         NSDesign Ltd – 'Embrace the space' social media workshops
         SimplyUnite - SimplyUnite Gem
        The Broadband Computer Company – ALEX

        Online training & education – in association with The British Library
        Age UK London - MiCommunity Intergenerational Digital Inclusion Project
        The Full English - All Talk
        Avert – www.avert.org
        KnowHow Non Profit – Study Zone
        O2- O2 Learn
        OnRoad Media - Unheard Holler
        The Open University – Learning for London 2012

        Protecting users from crimes & threats – in association with Get Safe Online
        CBBC Horrible Histories - Internet Safety Sketches
        FinerDay – www.finerday.com
        Orange & McAfee - Parental Control & Tips for Parents
        Powa Technologies Ltd – Barclaycard EPDQ with Powa
        Trend Micro - Countermeasures Blog
        UK Safer Internet Centre - Professionals Online Safety Helpline

        Charitable or not-for-profit work online – in association with NCVO
        Dr Sue Black - Saving Bletchley Park
        Brightside – Bright Links e-mentoring scheme
        Elizabeth Finn Care - Turn2us
        Public Zone - Diabetes UK iphone app
        Transport for All – www.transportforall.org.uk

        Online public services & information
        Elmbridge Borough Council – 'Deal with noise' online Toolkit'
        Hansard Society - Lords of the Blog
        Lochgelly - Loch of Shining Waters
        My Society - FixMyTransport.com

        Outstanding Contribution to the UK internet – vote now
        Dame Wendy Hall, Professor of Computer Science at the University of Southampton, UK
        James Quinault, Director for the Office of Cyber Security
        Race Online 2012
        Raspberry Pi Foundation
        Sir Tim Berners-Lee
        Tim Snape, managing director of West Dorset Internet Limited and South West Somerset cic"

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