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25 Essential Websites

Posted Aug 20, 07 9:01 AM CDT in Arts & Living 

(Newser) – You find a restaurant on Citysearch, buy movie tickets on Fandango, and then go home and Google the guy you shared a cab with. Was there a time before the Internet? Here are the first 10 of Time's 25 can't-live-without websites:

  1. Amazon.com
  2. BBC.co.uk
  3. Citysearch.com

  1. Craigslist.org
  2. Del.icio.us
  3. Digg.com
  4. Ebay.com
  5. ESPN.com
  6. Facebook.com
  7. FactCheck.org
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