This article was written on July 11, 2007 by CyberNet.
I always love the “Best Website” lists because there’s usually a handful of sites that I haven’t heard of, or paid much attention to. Time magazine has put together their list of the 50 Best Websites of 2007. They explain it as their picks of “what’s new and exciting about the Web right now.”
You can get involved by taking their poll and ranking each of the sites on a scale of 1 to 100. After you’ve given the site a rating, it will display the average rating that it has received.
Top 5 Best Websites
- Weebly.com (our coverage here)
- Chow.com
- Blinkx.com
- OhDon’tForget.com
- StumbleUpon.com (our coverage here)
While I haven’t heard of some of the listed sites, there are several well-known sites that we’ve covered like:
You can view the entire list of 50 websites here. Are there any that you don’t think belong on the list? On the other hand, is there a site that you think belongs? Let us know in the comments!
Oh, and just in case you’re interested, there’s also the Time Magazine’s list of the 5 Worst Websites. That list included e-Harmony, Evite, Meez, MySpace (no surprise here!), and SecondLife.
Source: Thanks XPGeek!
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