• Clickz Stats   A great index of internet surveys from many other vendors. Go to this site if you are looking for a a particular demographic for the internet.  They also have a nice stats toolbox.
• Global Internet Statistics (by Language) - latest estimates of each online language population.
• Internet World Stats - also has language listings.

.Internet Growth Charts

Network Wizards Internet Domain Survey. The Domain Survey attempts to discover every host on the Internet by doing a complete search of the Domain Name System.  The raw data plus some Network Wizards chart are available here: http://www.isc.org/ds/

Older Charts ( 1996 - 2001): Tony Rutkowski had produced many useful charts using the detailed data from Network Wizards. The charts below are a slight modification of Tony Rutkowski's charts located at The Center for Next Generation Internet. I have modified the display format slightly to facilitate easier printing (no color background) and quicker online viewing (smaller file sizes).

• Internet Hosts 1995 - 2000 - Shows the total number of hosts "visible" to the Internet
• Hosts: Generic Top-Level Domains (.com, .net, .edu, org, .gov, .mil, .int)
• Hosts: Two-letter Domains: 800,000+ (listings by 2-letter country codes; .uk, .jp, etc.)
• Hosts: Two-letter Domains: 300,000-700,000
• Hosts: Two-letter Domains: 100,000-300,000
• Hosts: Two-letter Domains: 25,000 - 100,000
• Hosts: Two-letter Domains: 14,000 - 25,000
• Hosts: Two-letter Domains: 7,000- 14,000
• Hosts: Two-letter Domains: 2,500 - 7,000

Global Map

Another popular chart I often use is this map of Global Internet Connectivity to clearly illustrate which countries have internet access. This chart is developed by Larry Landweber and can be directly obtained from ftp://ftp.cs.wisc.edu/connectivity_table (I have also made slight modifications to this chart to fit it within PowerPoint's display area) The small animated map on Russ Haynal's ISP Page is an animated sequence of several versions of Larry's charts located at his FTP Site.  Any inquiries about the global map should be directed to Larry Landweber.

Here is a snapshot of Internet traffic through the MAE-East exchange just after Superbowl '98.