The question ’How big is the Internet? ’ can be answered in a variety of ways, depending on definitions of what the Internet in fact is, counting of full populations of computers connected to it, and estimating of user populations based on surveyed samples. Some sources of statistical and demo-graphic information about the Internet and its users are identified. Data selected for presentation include the number of Internet hosts, World Wide Web servers, and estimates of the Internet’s user population. The relatively recent expansion of the commercial Internet is also noted. Along with this commercial expansion have come pressures to interpret the Internet and its user population in terms of its potential as a marketing medium. One of the mos...
The Internet is currently in a period of exponential growth, as measured by domain registrations and...
Prior measurement studies of the Internet have explored traffic and topology, but have largely ignor...
Online data sources offer tremendous promise to demography and other social sciences, but researcher...
The excessive media attention in and economic hopes placed on the Internet mean that measures of its...
The Internet research is mainly driven by data. Obtaining such data by planning and launching measur...
This paper investigates measurement issues related to elements of the Internet and calls for a stand...
none2noMeasuring the Internet-the size of its infrastructure, how many people use it, and their prev...
We investigate the current state of Internet infrastructures by examining the position and the numbe...
Measuring the Internet - the size of its infrastructure, how many people use it, and their prevalent...
Prior measurement studies of the Internet have explored traf-fic and topology, but have largely igno...
The explosion of World-Wide Web (WWW) across the Internet is staggering, both in terms of number of ...
Vast amounts of attention and resources have recently been devoted towards the World Wide Web (WWW) ...
Measuring the Internet - the size of its infrastructure, how many people use it, and their prevalent...
Commercial interest in the Internet is high, for both small and large businesses, and continues to g...
Results of Internet user surveys which are based on World-Wide Web homepages cannot easily be genera...
The Internet is currently in a period of exponential growth, as measured by domain registrations and...
Prior measurement studies of the Internet have explored traffic and topology, but have largely ignor...
Online data sources offer tremendous promise to demography and other social sciences, but researcher...
The excessive media attention in and economic hopes placed on the Internet mean that measures of its...
The Internet research is mainly driven by data. Obtaining such data by planning and launching measur...
This paper investigates measurement issues related to elements of the Internet and calls for a stand...
none2noMeasuring the Internet-the size of its infrastructure, how many people use it, and their prev...
We investigate the current state of Internet infrastructures by examining the position and the numbe...
Measuring the Internet - the size of its infrastructure, how many people use it, and their prevalent...
Prior measurement studies of the Internet have explored traf-fic and topology, but have largely igno...
The explosion of World-Wide Web (WWW) across the Internet is staggering, both in terms of number of ...
Vast amounts of attention and resources have recently been devoted towards the World Wide Web (WWW) ...
Measuring the Internet - the size of its infrastructure, how many people use it, and their prevalent...
Commercial interest in the Internet is high, for both small and large businesses, and continues to g...
Results of Internet user surveys which are based on World-Wide Web homepages cannot easily be genera...
The Internet is currently in a period of exponential growth, as measured by domain registrations and...
Prior measurement studies of the Internet have explored traffic and topology, but have largely ignor...
Online data sources offer tremendous promise to demography and other social sciences, but researcher...