100 million websites

Sunday, 5 November 2006

The latest survey from Netcraft shows that there are now more than 100 million websites on the internet, noting that:

“blogs and small business websites have driven the explosive growth this year”

This is obviously quite an achievement, when you purely consider the numbers. While pragmatists among us would argue that the “rubbish” to “useful” ratio is still very high, we shouldn’t overlook what is probably the most important thing about the web:

The autonomy for individuals to publish their own content.

Posted in Blogs, Technology, Web by Ivan

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