Mark Graham and Stefano De Sabbata are fellows in the Information Geographies project at the Oxford Internet Institute, which is dedicated to “understanding life online.” The Information Geographies project aims “to produce a comprehensive atlas of contemporary information and Internet geographies . . . in order to tell a story about three key facets of global information geographies (access, information production, and information representation).” Graham and De Sabbata’s graphic report focuses on the most visited Web sites in different regions. Other graphic reports in the project reveal the geographically uneven coverage of Wikipedia and the varying affordability of broadband around the world.
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