Okay. You might not agree with her but you HAVE TO PAY ATTENTION to her. Why? Because Time's Anita Hamilton presented the 10 websites you can't live without. You can listen to her fast-talking on the podcast or delve directly into 10 Essential Sites below: Take multi-lingual Wikipedia, the most popular online encyclopedia created by a ever-devoted Wiki community.
Yahoo!Finance helps investors. But I'd recommend it combined with an MSN Money learning tool.
Need used furniture, a job, a date, or anything else? Use the essential Craigslist wherever you are.
Join sports' junkies on ESPN.
Find out what other people are saying about your favorite restaurant, shop, or business. Then read how the proprietors are responding.
I just joined Facebook. You, too, can find people you haven't seen in years.
Here's your chance to speak up about a news story with other Diggers.
Boy, I wish I had bought Google stock when I had the chance. Find out why it's more than just a search site.
Do you find yourself picking up People or Us at the news stands or in the supermarket. Go to TMZ, the most popular gossip site and get you fill of celebrity photos, videos, and other stuff.
Want a photo-editor that's great, easy, and free? Try Picknik.
Now check out all of Ms. Hamilton's top 50 websites for 2008. I can already see some of my personal favorites, GasBuddy, Free Rice, and Petfinder.
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