► Top 5 - informative websites ◄ Yappari

Time's recent publication of their top 50 coolest websites got me thinking… it's such a contentious subject that it's perfect for our Top 5 lists. Bearing in mind this will change on almost daily basis depending on what I surf across, I decided to base my list on the top 5 most referred to sites appearing on my favourites list:

BBC News (I love this site, especially because they regularly publish my winning captions and letters to the editor) With the BBC you have a voice!
Google - sorry. (includes Google Mail, Google Earth, Google Analytics, Google Adwords) really sensible software if a little misguided on the ethical front.
StumbleUpon - this was recently recommended to me but has already pulled me in - a fantastic way to surf pages on sites recommended by friends and like-minded people. I don't know it well enough to criticise yet, but so far so good!
The Human Clock - ok this was in the Time list too - but it's a belter.
Yappari - off course! (OK so this is currently my most referred to for obvious reasons, but I thought if I put it top everyone would switch off - but if I left it out people would think I was making this list up - so I included it out of order, but a worthy addition to the list.) It's the only site to publish more of my articles than the BBC! OK so less editorial integrity, but still in its infancy it can only grow from strength to strength - did I mention we had a visitor from Hollywood last week!

Hey - include the urls on your lists and we'll turn them into links later (as long as it doesn't impact on our Google position too much - eh Dan ;-)

1. BBC News (I love this site, especially because they regularly publish my winning captions and letters to the editor) With the BBC you have a voice!

2. Google - sorry. (includes Google Mail, Google Earth, Google Analytics, Google Adwords) really sensible software if a little misguided on the ethical front.

3. StumbleUpon - this was recently recommended to me but has already pulled me in - a fantastic way to surf pages on sites recommended by friends and like-minded people. I don't know it well enough to criticise yet, but so far so good!

4. Humanclock.com - ok this was in the Time list too - but it's a belter

5. Yappari (I know - this is currently my most referred to for obvious reasons, but I thought if I put it top everyone would switch off - but if I left it out people would think I was making this list up - so I included it out of order, but a worthy addition to the list.) It's the only site to publish more of my articles than the BBC! OK so less editorial integrity, but still in its infancy it can only grow from strength to strength - did I mention we had a visitor from Hollywood last week!

Ok - you've seen mine now show me yours! And include the urls and we'll turn them into links later (as long as it doesn't impact on our Google position too much - eh Dan ;-)

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