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PageRank 10

Currently 12 domains

Google.com – Google, the most popular Internet search engine, and the one that assigns this PageRank we’re rambling on about.
W3.org – World Wide Web Consortium, the organization behind most web specifications like HTML, CSS and so on.
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/ (CSS validator)
USA.gov – The U.S. Government’s official web portal.
Adobe.com – The main domain is no longer PR10, but these two pages are:
get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ (Adobe Flash Player)
get.adobe.com/reader/ (Adobe PDF Reader)
India.gov.in – Government of India
HHS.gov – United States Department of Health and Human Services
Recovery.gov – U.S Government recovery board
TheEuropeanLibrary.org – The European Library – searches the content of European national libraries.
Europeana.eu – Europeana – “The cultural collections of Europe”.
CNN.com – Cable News Network, American television news channel
Miibeian.gov.cn – Ministry of Information Industry Records in China
AddThis.com – AddThis bookmarking/sharing service – this page is linked to by every page using the system (as StatCounter.com used to be), hence the PR10.

PageRank 9

Currently 148 domains

AAAS.org – American Association for the Advancement of Science
ACM.org – Association for Computing Machinery
AltaVista.com – AltaVista, search engine
Amazon.com – Amazon.com, shopping site
AOL.com – America Online, portal
APS.org – American Physical Society
Archive.org – Internet Archive
Arizona.edu – University of Arizona
ArXiv.org – ArXiv.org e-print archive
ASU.edu – Arizona State University
BarnesAndNoble.com – Barnes & Noble, bookseller
BBC.co.uk – British Broadcasting Corporation
Berkeley.edu – University of California, Berkeley
Blogger.com – Blogger, a weblog publishing tool
Bloglines.com – Bloglines, web-based news aggregator
Brown.edu – Brown University
BU.edu – Boston University
Cam.ac.uk – Cambridge University
CBC.ca – Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
CERN.ch – CERN
CMU.edu – Carnegie Mellon University
CNET.com – Cnet, technology portal
CNRS.fr – Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Cisco.com – Cisco Systems
Colorado.edu – University of Colorado at Boulder
Columbia.edu – Columbia University
Computer.org – IEEE Computer Society
Copyright.gov – U.S. Copyright Office
Cornell.edu – Cornell University
CreativeCommons.org – Creative Commons
Debian.org – Debian, open-source operating system
DHHS.gov – Department of Health and Human Services
DHS.gov/dhspublic/ – Department of Homeland Security
DOI.gov – U.S. Department of the Interior
Duke.edu – Duke University
eBay.com – EBay, auction site
Economist.com – news site
Elsevier.com – Elsevier, publisher of scientific and medical literature
EnergyStar.gov – Energy Star
EPA.gov – Environmental Protection Agency
ETHZ.ch – ETH Zurich, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
ErekAlert.org – science news site
Excite.com – Excite, portal
Expedia.com – Expedia, online travel agency
Flickr.com – Flickr, remote image hosting site
Freshmeat.net – Freshmeat, cross-platform software directory
FWS.gov – U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
GameSpot.com – GameSpot
GNU.org – GNU Project
Google.co.uk – Google, UK version; several other versions are PR9 too, including French and Japanese versions
Grants.gov – unified site for interaction between grant applicants and the U.S. federal agencies that manage grant funds
Harvard.edu – Harvard University, Massachusetts, USA
HUJI.ac.il – Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel
House.gov – U.S. House of Representatives
HP.com – Hewlett-Packard
HTMLHelp.com – Information on web authoring
IEEE.org – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IETF.org – Internet Engineering Task Force
IIE.org – Institute of International Education
IMDb.com – Internet Movie Database
Indiana.edu – Indiana University system
Inria.fr – INRIA, French national research institution
Intel.com – Intel Corporation
internet2.edu – Internet2
IOM.edu – Institute of Medicine
Jalbum.net – photo album software
Java.com – Java programming language
JHU.edu – Johns Hopkins University
Linux.com – Linux Operating System
LOC.gov – Library of Congress
MamboServer – Mambo, open-source PHP content management system
MapQuest.com – MapQuest
Mozilla.org – Mozilla, open-source internet tools
MSN.com – MSN.com, portal
MSNBC.com – MSNBC.com, portal
MSU.edu – Michigan State University
MySQL.com – MySQL, open-source database engine
NAP.edu – National Academies Press
NAS.edu – National Academy of Sciences
NationalAcademies.org – Science, Engineering and Medicine research
Nature.com – Nature Publishing Group
Netscape.com – Netscape, portal
NYTimes.com – New York Times, news site
NIH.gov – National Institutes of Health
NIST.gov – National Institute of Standards and Technology
NOAA.gov – National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration
NREL.gov – National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Oanda.com – Currency conversion site
OpenSource.org – open source
Opera.com – Opera Software, web browser for desktop and mobile devices
Oracle.com – Oracle Corporation, software company
Oreilly.com – O’reilly, computer bookseller
ORNL.gov – Oak Ridge National Laboratory
OX.ac.uk – University of Oxford
PBS.org – Public Broadcasting Station
Perl.com – Perl, scripting language
PHP.net – PHP, web scripting language
phpBB.com – phpBB, open-source PHP bulletin board system
Pitt.edu – University of Pittsburgh
Plone.org – Plone, open source content management system
Princeton.edu – Princeton University
PrivacyMark.jp – PrivacyMark System, Japan
PSU.edu – Pennsylvania State University
Python.org – Python Programming Language
Ranchero.com/netnewswire/ – RSS software for Mac
RealNetworks.com – RealNetworks
Realplayer.com – RealPlayer audio/video software
RedHat.com – Red Hat
Regulations.gov – portal for federal rulemaking
Rutgers.edu – Rutgers University
ScienceMag.com – Science Magazine
Section508.gov – Section 508 Amendment to the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Senate.gov – U.S. Senate
SI.edu – Smithsonian Institution
Slashdot.org – Slashdot, technology news site
SourceForge.Net – Sourceforge, a directory of open-source development projects
Stanford.edu – Stanford University, California, USA
State.gov – U.S. Department of State
State.tx.us – Texas portal
Sun.com – Sun Microsystems
TRUSTe.org – web privacy organisation
UCI.edu – University of California, Irvine
UCL.ac.uk – University College London
UIUC.edu – University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
UMD.edu – University of Maryland, College Park
UMich.edu – University of Michigan
UMN.edu – University of Minnesota
UN.org – United Nations
Unesco.org – United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
UPenn.edu – University of Pennsylvania
USC.edu – University of Southern California
USDA.gov – U.S. Department of Agriculture
URGS.gov – U.S. Geological Survey
UTexas.edu – University of Texas at Austin
UToronto.ca – University of Toronto
VeriSign.com – VeriSign
Virginia.edu – University of Virginia
Vlib.org – World Wide Web Virtual Library
Washington.edu – University of Washington
WebStandards.org – Web Standards Project
WHO.int – World Health Organization
en.wikipedia.org – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (English version)
Windowsmediaplayer.com – (redirect) Microsoft’s audio/video player
WinZip.com – WinZip, commercial archive utility
Wisc.edu – University of Wisconsin
WordPress.org – WordPress, open-source PHP blog script
Yahoo.com – Yahoo!, portal
Yale.edu – Yale University

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