Apple has just posted a "Featured" website list. iPad features Safari, a mobile web browser that supports the latest web standards — including HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. Here are just a few of the sites that take advantage of these web standards to deliver content that looks and functions beautifully on iPad.

• CNN
  
  When you’re browsing CNN.com on iPad, the site automatically displays an HTML5 video player, providing you with the best possible viewing experience.
  
• Reuters
  
  An HTML5 video player on Reuters.com lets you view most of the site’s video content on iPad.
  
• New York Times
  
  The HTML5 video player on the NYTimes.com home page displays video in a format viewable on iPad.
  
• Vimeo
  
  The popular video-sharing site Vimeo.com features an HTML5 player that displays most videos on iPad.
  
• Time
  
  The 24/7 news site features an HTML5 video player for viewing recently published video.
  
• ESPN
  
  ESPN uses HTML5 to play audio and video for fans browsing ESPN.com on iPad. Site navigation and live scoring have also been optimized for the iPad Multi-Touch display.
  
• Major League Baseball
  
  MLB.com features a browsing experience optimized for iPad, providing fans with live baseball action at their fingertips.
  
• Netflix
  
  The iPad-optimized version of netflix.com makes it easy to browse movies and add them to your queue. Video plays via the Netflix app, available on the App Store.
  
• NPR
  
  NPR’s website, NPR.org, incorporates an HTML5 audio player and embedded HTML5 video for iPad.
  
• National Hockey League
  
  NHL.com detects when you’re browsing the site on iPad and displays optimized content, including recently published video.
  
• The White House
  
  WhiteHouse.gov is a largely standards-based site that displays video using the HTML5 video tag.
  
• Virgin America
  
  Virgin America’s site is almost entirely standards based, so it looks and works great on iPad.
  
• Sports Illustrated
  
  Recent video features on SI.com are displayed via an HTML5 player compatible with iPad.
  
• Flickr
  
  Flickr now displays video via an iPad-compatible HTML5 player.
  
• People Magazine
  
  An HTML5 video player on PEOPLE.com displays video in iPad-viewable format.
  
• TED
  
  TED.com is completely optimized for iPad, displaying video, comments, ratings, and more.
  
• Nike
  
  Nike has introduced a new version of nike.com specifically designed for iPad and its technologies.
  
• CBS
  
  Watch clips from your favorite shows as well as recent full episodes of "Survivor" on the HTML5-enabled, iPad-friendly CBS.com.
  
• Spin
  
  SPIN.com features a browsing experience optimized for iPad, providing music fans with the latest live performances and backstage coverage of their favorite bands.
  
• National Geographic
  
  Watch National Geographic videos on your iPad using the new HTML5 player at nationalgeographic.com.
  

Thanks IDan, this is something I am really interested in but I am so OCD about what is happening with my IPad and the stuff rolling into the forum, that I have not left to look this type stuff up

Gizmodo has theirs up and running at Gizmodo, the Gadget Guide

Ted!?!?!?! That makes me VERY happy! I love Ted Talks!

Cool news iDan. You should keep this thread around. I'm sure this list is going to be growing quite a bit.

Sticky Please! and add more as they become known.

Just an idea.

Who needs flash! They are all coming to OUR SIDE

Originally Posted by fairoasis

Who needs flash! They are all coming to OUR SIDE

just about all the video I have found works fine. all YouTube I've run into works right in the browser too. pretty nice.

Very informative topic. Please keep post alive...thanks!