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Megas 2011 — Megas 2011. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Colin Hughes, director of Business and Professional at Guardian News and Media, introduces the awards. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Iain Lee at the Megas 2011. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Hyper Media and Nike collect their award for Nokia: Push N900, winning entry in the Media & Technology category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Publicis London and Depaul UK collect their award for iHobo, winning entry in the Public Sector category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — AKQA and Nike collect their award for Nike Grid: Claim Your Streets, winning entry in the Lifestyle category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Megas 2011. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Hide and Seek and Tate Media collect their award for Tate Trumps, winner in the Culture and the Arts category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Publicis London and Depaul UK collect their award for iHobo, winner in the On A Budget category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Fairshare Music by Traffic Digital, winner of the Campaigning category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Megas 2011. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Arcus Global and the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead collect their award for DataTAP, winner in the Data category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Somethin' Else / Preloaded and Channel 4 collect their award for SuperMe, winning entry in the Technology for Social Change category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Schwartz Communications and E Ink Holdings collect their award for E Ink, winner in the Disruptive technology category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Technology Breakthrough Business winners Shutl collect their award. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Wonga.com, winner in the Digital Entrepreneur category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Dare and Penguin Books collect their award for their myFry iPhone and iPad application, winner in the Mobile Application category. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Innovator of the Year Apache Hadoop. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Megas 2011. Photograph: James Young

Megas 2011 — Innovator of the Year winners Apache Hadoop celebrate with their award. Photograph: James Young

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