In the U.S., 74.6 percent of people use the internet, which is actually pretty low compared to other wealthy nations.

The following chart is a snapshot of worldwide internet usage through October of this year and the result truly speaks volumes. Stat Counter Interestingly, if we put tablets into their own ...

The below graph represents the total number of people using the Internet, globally. As of July 2020, approximately 4.57 billion people around the world have an access to the Internet, representing ...

Pew Internet Project data is quoted in an AP story about how John McCain is not a frequent internet user, so I thought I’d highlight some sources for people who want to explore the numbers for ...

Below are Cisco's projections for Internet traffic over the next four years. One key milestone it encompasses: Cisco is predicting that global IP traffic will surpass 1.3 zettabytes in size by 2016.

North Carolina - the nation's ninth largest state in terms of population - ranks only 20th in terms of internet value, according to a new study.

Internet connectivity, which has always been lower in Gaza than the rest of the region, has fallen significantly since the start of the current fighting (see chart).

Chart of the day: just under half the world has internet access. In the U.S., 74.6 percent of people use the internet, which is actually pretty low compared to other wealthy nations.

This morning Cisco released its annual Visual Networking Index, the report that tracks Internet traffic patterns from around the world. The document-meets-data-trove forecasts, among other things ...