 
 <prompt> text: ```BBC Online wey dem bin sabi as BBCi before, na di online service of BBC. E be big network of websites wey include sites like BBC News and Sport, di on-demand video and radio services wey dem co-brand as BBC iPlayer, di children's sites CBBC and CBeebies, and learning services like Bitesize. BBC don dey get online presence wey dey support dia TV and radio programmes and web-only initiatives since 1994 but e no officially launch until December 1997, after government approve say make dem fund am with TV licence fee revenue as service on its own. Throughout di small time wey e don dey, di online plans of BBC don dey face wahala from commercial rivals, wey don lead to public consultations and government reviews to check if di claims say dem dey distort di UK market with dia large presence and public funding dey true.

Di website don go through several branding changes since e launch. E bin start as BBC Online, e later change to BBCi (wey na brand name for interactive TV services) before e come be bbc.co.uk. E later change back to BBC Online again for 2008, but di service still dey use di branding "BBC". Di web-based service of BBC na one of di most visited websites (fifty-fifth most visited according to Alexa for January 2013) and na di world's largest news website. As of 2007, e contain over two million pages.

Answers to di questions:
1. BBC Online bin dey known as wetin before?
2. Wetin be BBC Online?
3. Wetin dey inside di network of websites?
4. Wetin be di Alexa ranking for 2013?
5. Dem don ever harass BBC Online before?
6. Wetin be di result of dis?
7. E dey host any online streaming and radio services?
8. When dem rebrand di webservice as BBC Online?
9. Wetin government dey fund am with?
10. When be di official launch of BBC Online?
11. How many pages e contain as of 2007?``` <response>: ```1. BBCi
2. di online service of di BBC
3. popular sites wey plenty people dey visit
4. di fifty-fifth wey dey among di most visited
5. yes
6. public consultations and government reviews
7. yes
8. 2008
9. money wey dem dey collect from TV licence fee
10. December 1997
11. pass two million``` 