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Tuesday, March 07, 2006
Web users now have almost 76 million sites to choose from, yet most only visit six on a regular basis, it was revealed today. The research, published today by Directgov, points to a new era in the use of the internet that experts are calling the 'Supersite' phenomenon. The study found that half of internet-using Britons (51 per cent) visit just six or less sites on a regular basis.
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Seriously? Half of Britons frequent Ars Technica and Tiddlywiki? That just seems... unexpected...
It's also impressive that so many people are on the SA forums, considering you have to pay money to get an account...10 bucks a head times over 10,000 people on that forum...go lowtax.
Sorry, I shoulda made it clear that that was my personal six, and that if you fellow bloggers would care to play along, you might enjoy posting your personal haunts.
My six (in no particular order):
www.engadget.com
www.joystiq.com
www.penny-arcade.com
www.metafilter.com
www.meedio.com/forum
www.fullcontactpoker.com
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