Google's shopping list

Google thinks big these days. Here are the top 50 web properties according to ComScore, in order of importance (comscore.com/press/release.asp):

1. Yahoo (probably too expensive)
2. Time Warner
3. Google [x]
4. Microsoft (may lead to monopoly issues)
5. Fox
6. eBay (expensive but can be considered)
7. Wikipedia [Wikipedia founder says "no" to this deal)
8. Amazon (can be considered)
9. Ask Network (not interested)
10. New York Times (Nice option, though news has always been a neglected child)
11. Weather Channel (can be clubbed with news)
12. Viacom
13. Apple
14. CNET (same as NYT above)
15. Adobe (why not)
16. Gorilla Nation
17. Wal-Mart
18. AT&T
19. Target Corporation
20. Expedia
21. United Online, Inc.
22. Facebook (extension to orkut)
23. Lycos
24. Monster Worldwide (may make a sense)
25. CBS Corporation
26. Verizon Communications Corporation
27. Bank of America
28. CareerBuilder
29. Gannett Sites
30. Idearc Media
31. Disney Online
32. Shopzilla.com Sites
33. Photobucket.com
34. CraigsList.org
35. Real.com Network
36. Travelport
37. Comcast Corporation
38. Yellowpages.com Network
39. ESPN (already bought cricinfo)
40. iVillage.com women's network
41. ArtistDirect network
42. WebMD Health
43. WhitePages
44. Cox Enterprises Inc.
45. Weatherbug Property
46. Citysearch
47. NBC Universal
48. USPS.com
49. JPMorgan Chase Property
50. Ticketmaster

So what’s next in the shopping list for Google?

My picks will be NYT, Amazon, Monster.com (instead of simplyhired) and i would love to see a Gaming Site in the list too.

What Say??