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Websites that changed the world
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Here is list of websites that changed the world and thinking of many people.
1. eBay.com - Auction and shopping site
Users: 168m
2. wikipedia.org - Online encyclopaedia
Users: 912,000 visits per day
3. napster.com - File sharing site
Users: 500,000 paying subscribers
4. youtube.com - Video sharing site
Users: 100m clips watched a day
5. blogger.com - Weblog publishing system
Users: 18.5m unique visitors
6. friendsreunited.com - School reunion site
Users: 15m
7. drudgereport.com - News site
Users: 8-10m page views per day
8. myspace.com - Social networking site
Users: 100m
9. amazon.com - Online retailer, primarily of books, CDs and DVDs
Users: More than 35m customers in over 250 countries
10. slashdot.org - Technology news website and internet forum
Users: 5.5m per month
11. salon.com - Online magazine and media company
Users: Between 2.5 and 3.5m unique visitors per month
12. craigslist.org - A centralised network of online urban communities, featuring free classified advertisements and forums
Users: 4bn page views per month
13. google.com - Search engine and media corporation
Users: A billion search requests per day
14. yahoo.com - Internet portal and media corporation
Users: 400m
15. easyjet.com - Budget airline
Users: 30m passengers last year
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soxiam Says:
August 16th, 2006 at 1:30 pmI will probably add hotornot.com (totally seriously). For me they were the ones who really executed idea of scaling user voting and ranking. It had everything. It was entertaining, highly sticky, user contributed content, reasons to return to the site, etc.
ben Says:
September 17th, 2006 at 3:49 amisn’t it wikipedia.ORG ???