Wheres the traffic? Top 20 sites according
 

to alexa at this moment.

check out megaupload. steadlily climbing, up 2 more positions.


Rank Change Web Site
1 (none) yahoo.com
2 up 1 google.com
3 up 1 live.com
4 up 1 youtube.com
5 down 3 msn.com
6 (none) myspace.com
7 up 4 facebook.com
8 up 1 wikipedia.org
9 up 1 hi5.com
10 down 2 orkut.com
11 up 2 rapidshare.com
12 up 2 blogger.com
13 up 2 megaupload.com
14 up 3 friendster.com
15 up 1 yahoo.co.jp
16 down 7 baidu.com
17 up 2 fotolog.net
18 down 1 microsoft.com
19 up 4 google.fr
20 down 7 qq.com

Wow some interesting ones there...Never heard of a couple of them..:upsidedow

megarotii-c is bigger than amazon.com now.

orkut is good for macking on brazillian chicks:thumbsup

that list is way off, hi5 is #10 and craigslist diddnt make the list. No way

friendster? what about stumbleupon...

We get serious amount of hits from Wikipedia..

couple of those names are a bit skerrry to see so high...

google.fr - does that mean French are the most patriotic google users in the world?

:winkwink:

Alexa's numbers are all weird. If, based on their info, you map out last month for the top 20 you would have:

no one at spot #7
Wiki and Baidu at #9 tied
No one at #10
No one at #12
Rapid and qq at #13 tied
Friendster and Microsoft at #17 tied
18 and 19 would also be blank but they could be from names dropping out of the top 20.

I doubt very much that there were ties in the previous month for a spot much less three spots.

LOL!

11 up 2 rapidshare.com
13 up 2 megaupload.com

It's pretty sad to see two sites with 99% stolen content in the top 20....so many lost signups....

Yeah, I can't fucking believe how these sites are still able to operate. Something has got to be done, ISPs should just start blocking them.

all the same along years

:2 cents:Alexa is a pretty useless and very inaccurate tool.

And lose all their customers to the ISP that doesn't block them?

That brings up something.. The only way to really lay the smack down on a somewhat worldwide basis would be to have some sort of "council" that sets rules for ISP's..

How fuckin crazy corrupt would that shit be, plus that's bringing a police presence the world's internet.. can you say scary?

Do we really want that, for the sake of money?

Shhhh! Keep that quiet man. I like having all of the bunda to myself. :winkwink:

It's interesting to see those two sites with amazing amounts of traffic that have tons of ads on them yet no one is offering them even $50 million to buy them.


But, if the YouTube Vs. Viacom judgement comes in favor of YouTube I expect to see them sell for billions.

Is anyone else amazed at Friendster's comeback?


I think their business model is the perfect one now that we are all over-friended by people we aren't really interested in on other social nets.