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FIFA or (the Fédération Internationale de Football Association) is the governing body of the most popular sport in the world, football (soccer). As well as being in charge of organising major football tournaments such as the World Cup, European Championships and African Cup of Nations, FIFA also oversees the development of the sport in third world countries and helps local communities by encouraging friendship in the form of playing football and sport.

The London Theatre Guide website is the number one resource for news, reviews, rumours. maps and even seating plans for the theatres in the London West End.

The official tourism website for England. For days out and breaks in England there is a wealth of information designed to help and advise on all matters related to tourism in England. All the local tourist offices are listed along with contact details and map location. There is a newsletter sign up feature along with regular competitions and accommodation search utility.

Although originally specialising in tech products such as PC games, console games, DVDs and gadgets, Play.com have grown into a major online shopping superstore stocking thousands of products now including womens and mens clothing.

The Open Directory Project is edited by volunteers and has thousands of web pages archived for the many websites that are listed. DMOZ is widely regarded as the flagship website of web directories.

Facebook is a popular social networking website that brings friends together online via social talk and interaction. Users can create accounts, invite friends and share photos, images and even look up old classmates.

All software on Download.com is vetted to ensure it is safe, trusted and spyware free. The website also has blogs, reviews, features, tips and tricks and a comparison section where visitors can check the best prices for online software.

The World Travel Guide publishes useful information on countries, cities, airports, attractions, beaches, ski resorts, cruise guides and all other relevant information for the prospective holiday maker or traveller. The website also has a specialist offer section where the visitor can look for discounted deals on holidays/vacations by searching through the updated travel database.

The Computer History Museum is a non-profit organisation formed in 1999 and is home to the world's largest collection of computing artifacts. Items include hardware, software, images and documents.

Gizmodo Uk is a leading gadget technology weblog. Categories include computers, PDAs, laptops and wireless products with content being updated on daily basis. Each article has a comments section where visitors can remark on editorial content and the website also offers a variety of RSS feeds for visitors to subscribe too.