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The State of the Internet
Creative agency and data visualization specialist JESS3 put together this onslaught of figures and numbers on what we do online. It does of nice job of showing some staggering figures without harping on their significance. By the time it takes you to register that Asia has nearly three times the number of Internet users as [...]