World's top website revealed

August 11 2012 12:52:10

World's top website revealed

ISTANBUL

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Search engine giant, Google, gets love from all parts of the globe, recent statistics have revealed.

The data website Alexa listed the world's top 500 websites, and named Google the champion, with Facebook and Youtube coming in second and third respectively.

The only non-English website within the list’s top-ten ended up being the Chinese language search engine Baidu. Yahoo!, Wikipedia, Windows Live, Twitter, QQ.com and Amazon filled the remaining top-ten spots.

Alexa also listed the top sites for each country, naming Google Turkey the number one website in the country. Facebook, similar to the global ranking, came second in Turkey.

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