The Webby Awards were announced today and Hotseat didn’t win. We still feel pretty darn good.

The Webby Awards cast their vote on excellence. Now it’s your turn.

Looks like Hotseat’s gained a  fan. Ted Vickey, former manager of The White House Athletic Center during the Clinton and two Bush administrations, tweeted this after a walkthrough of Hotseat’s features and functionality. I’m not sure we can call it “Press,” but then again, why not?

Today is National Walking Day, a day set aside by the American Heart Association to inspire us to walk. You wouldn’t think we’d need a day to remind us to walk. The fact is, we do.

I’m a home office dweller. That means I have no commute. As far as my health’s concerned, that’s both good and bad.

How do you know when sitting is hot? When it’s all over the media? When more than 10 infographics cover its risks? When a treadmill desk has a waiting list? Nope. When it debuts at South by Southwest (SXSW).

The American Heart Association puts employees and their friends and family in the Hotseat this spring.

Thanks, Mashable, for naming Hotseat an app to support employees’ health goals.

Hotseat creator Fran Melmed talks about sedentary behavior at South by Southwest, WorldatWork and other venues this spring.

“It appears that what is critical and even more important than going to the gym is breaking up that sitting time,” counsels Mayo Clinic’s Dr. James Levine.