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50 Websites That Make the Web Great



Time.com has relesed the list of 50 websites to honor the scrappy newcomers and established players that make the Web so useful, entertaining and just plain indispensable

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Music & Video

    8tracks
    HBO GO
    Howcast
    My Damn Channel
    Turntable.fm

Family & Kids

    CafeMom
    Dear Photograph
    Poptropica
    Proust
    Wonderopolis

Sports

    Bleacher Report
    Grantland
    Jayski's Silly Season Site
    Onion Sports Network
    SB Nation

News & Info

    Big Think
    GetHuman
    Instapaper
    ScienceDaily
    Techmeme

Financial & Productivity

    DuckDuckGo
    Evernote
    Join.me
    Kickstarter
    LearnVest

Shopping & Travel

    Airbnb
    Gogobot
    Hipmunk
    Polyvore
    Retrevo

Health & Fitness

    CalorieKing
    HealthGrades
    MapMyRun
    Summer Tomato
    Zen Habits

Social Media

    Google+
    Klout
    Pinterest
    Quora
    Storify

Games

    The Escapist
    Giant Bomb
    OnLive
    Touch Arcade
    Retrocade

Education

    Freerice
    Khan Academy
    Open Yale Courses
    Smarthistory
    Starfal

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