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2Facebook
Here’s your home online—where you stay in touch with friends, post your profile, update your status, and lots more.
3Amazon
The world’s superstore, with top-notch product reviews and recommendations.
4ESPN
For news, analysis and opinion about everything sports, from tennis to hockey to football to golf and beyond, you can’t beat ESPN.
5CNET
By Web100 Staff
on January 21, 2009
in Web 100 > Computers, the Internet, and Technology
Ranked #5 in Web 100
Ranked #5 in Web 100
In today’s world, you need to make sense of technology, from e-books to digital cameras. CNET helps you in your quest for geekdom.
6Wikipedia
Anyone looking for answers, or seeking to provide answers, should stop at Wikipedia, a collaborative encyclopedia with information about everything.
7Tumblr
By Ben Radding
on May 19, 2011
in Web 100 > Computers, the Internet, and Technology
Ranked #7 in Web 100
Ranked #7 in Web 100
Think it’s a chore to set up a blog? Not with Tumblr, the free blogging website that’s the self-proclaimed “easiest way to express yourself.”
8Yelp
Never eat a bad meal again. Voice your opinions about local businesses (from restaurants to shopping) and read what others have to say.
9YouTube
By Web100 Staff
on January 21, 2009
in Web 100 > Entertainment, Music, and Video
Ranked #9 in Web 100
Ranked #9 in Web 100
The online world is awash in video, and much of it is available at YouTube, a spot created by the videos posted by videographers like you (as well as industry bigshots).
10craigslist
You can find (and buy) anything at craigslist, from a cheap couch to a used skateboard to a new job. You might even find friends.