Top 10 Hottest Global Websites | Website Properties with Most Number of Users

If you think Friendster.com is the most visited site in Asia or in the world for that matter, think again. Based on the study done by Comscore, a leading global internet information provider, Google is the no.1 site visited in 2008 with a total of 775,980 million unique visitors. Find out the other sites that made it to the list after the jump...

Google Sites - 775,980 (77.0%)

Microsoft Sites - 646,915 (64.2%)

Yahoo! Sites - 562,571 (55.8%)

AOL LLC - 273,020 (27.1%)

Wikimedia Foundation Sites - 272,998 (27.1%)

eBay - 240,947 (23.9%)

Facebook.com - 221,791 (22.0%)

Amazon Sites - 187,354 (18.6%)

CBS Corporation -178,844 (17.7%)

Fox Interactive Media - 172,841 (17.2%)

Ask Network - 164,513 (16.3%)

Apple Inc. - 161,500 (16.0%)

Tencent Inc. - 158,617 (15.7%)

Baidu.com Inc. - 152,447 (15.1%)

Adobe Sites - 123,623 (12.3%)

Now you know where most people go when they are online. I'm a Google fanatic so this development is pleasing to me. Are you a Google user, too? :)

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China is Where Most Internet Addicts Are | Top 10 Highest Internet Population Worldwide

Internet is the king these days as people rely heavily on it to access the wealth of information needed to conduct business, connect to people and even to do domestic activities. Did you know that China is where most internet addicts are? This is based from a global study done by ComScore, a leading global internet information provider. Know the top 10 highest internet population worldwide based on total number of unique visitors after the jump...



China - 179,710 (17.8%)

United States - 163,300 (16.2%)

Japan - 59,993 (6.0%)

Germany - 36,992 (3.7%)

United Kingdom - 36,664 (3.6%)

France - 34,010 (3.4%)

India - 32,099 (3.2%)

Russia - 28,998 (2.9%)

Brazil - 27,688 (2.7%)

South Korea - 27,254 (2.7%)

Canada - 21,809 (2.2%)

Italy - 20,780 (2.1%)

Spain - 17,893 (1.8%)

Mexico - 12,486 (1.2%)

Netherlands - 11,812 (1.2%)

Note: The above data were gathered in December 2008 and exclude traffic from public computers such as Internet cafes or access from mobile phones or PDAs.

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