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Top 20 Sites in the Philippines (Based on Alexa.com)

Facebook tops the list of sites in the Philippines in terms of traffic rank. That is not very surprising, right? Almost everybody now has a Facebook account and the recent change of the Friendster web design only motivated more people to join in the FB mania. By the way, Friendster is now on Top 6, and joining these top social networking sites is Twitter at No.11.



Five sites on the top list are Search Engines - Yahoo.com (Top 2), Google.com.ph (Top 3), Google.com (Top 5), MSN (Top 18) and WindowsLive (Top 20), and three are blog sites (wow, I hope that means the Pinoy blogging community is getting bigger!) - Blogger (Top 7), Multiply (Top 9), and Wordpress (Top 10).

Wikipedia also made it to the list being No.8 and YouTube rocks at No.4 (I wonder who will get a big break this 2010 through this video site.. hmmm).

As proof of the fact that the ‘Kodakan’ tradition is still a hit in the country, Photobucket ranked No. 14 and Flicker at No.17. I should also mention that the one of a kind entry here is Sulit.com.ph at No. 12.


Oh, and I also have to note that two of the sites are online game sites - Zynga.com (Go FarmVille, FishVille, Cafe World, and Mafia Wars!!! Weeee!) and Y8.com.

Sadly, the remaining two are porn sites so mommies, please check on the websites that your kids often visit. Teenage pregnancy rates in the country are already quite alarming and so are the statistics on abortion and sexual abuse. Imagine, every year, 64,000 Pinoy teenagers have abortions and by the age of 20, 25% of the Filipino youth are already young moms.

Comments

edelweiza said…
interesting information...thanks for sharing. FB is really a hit among Pinoys. :)
LN said…
@edelweiza: Yup. I think it's because it gives room for more real time communication. Thanks for visiting my site :)

@claudia: Thanks for dropping by :) Will think about your offer.. but I think my blog doesn't require much advertising at the moment since it still doesn't feature affiliate ads and write-ups now.

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