Exclusive: beat Youtube and Myspace

China's Baidu search engine, which once became the world's fourth largest website in the Alexa traffic ranking, has now ranked seventh.
ENet found on the Alexa website that the global traffic ranking of Chinese search engine giant Baidu began to drop sharply in the third week of last December, and fell by three by the end of January this year, to the seventh place. Since January February, Baidu has been the seventh largest website in the world.
As we all know, Baidu has always been known as the fourth largest website in the world. This ranking is also the "classic self-introduction language" that Baidu listed on Nasdaq ". At that time, Baidu was the top three Internet giants, Yahoo, Microsoft MSN, and Google.
ENet found that Baidu will catch up with the three leading Internet companies. Among them, Youtube, the world's largest video sharing website, ranks fourth in the latest ranking, and Myspace, the largest social networking website in the United States and the state-owned by Murdoch News Group, ranks fifth, microsoft ranks sixth in its new network search and Internet application website Live.com, surpassing Baidu.
By analyzing the historical data of the Baidu website and Live website, eNet found that Live exceeded Baidu in January this year, thus changing the ranking of the two.
It is worth mentioning that among the top 10 websites in the world, Tencent from China ranks ninth, and Baidu websites are separated by Google's community website Orkut.com.
ENet found that among the top 10, the Google series took three seats and the Microsoft series took two. In addition to the tenth-ranking Yahoo Japanese site, "Yahoo!" also occupies two seats.