How to Watch the Webby Awards Naked

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So you don’t have a ticket to go to the Webbys on Monday night? Whatever will you do? You will not fret. You will not fear. You will grab some popcorn and your laptop because that’s all you’ll need to view the Webbys this year.

Yup. You can catch the broadcast live on Facebook here or on YouTube here. You can even watch it on your iPhone because, well, there’s an app for that.

And that’s not all. You can also watch on The Huffington Post, Martha Stewart, (RED), BuzzFeed, National Geographic and SportsNation.

So sit on the couch. Lay in your bed. Don’t worry about getting all dressed up and fighting the crowds. In fact, if you are so inclined, you can watch the Webbys naked if that’s your thing. It all starts Monday night at 8PM.

Oh yea. Lisa Kudrow is hosting.

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