Geografia domen internetowych – wybrane aspekty = Internet domain name geography – selected aspects

Janc, Krzysztof

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Geografia domen internetowych – wybrane aspekty = Internet domain name geography – selected aspects Janc, Krzysztof

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Geografia domen internetowych – wybrane aspekty = Internet domain name geography – selected aspects

Przegląd Geograficzny T. 87 z. 4 (2015)

internet domain name geography ; www services ; Alexa ranking

W artykule przedstawiono miejsce poszczególnych państw w cyberprzestrzeni przez pryzmat domen internetowych. Podstawowym źródłem danych był portal Alexa, prezentujący dane dotyczące najpopularniejszych serwisów internetowych na świecie. Okres analizy obejmuje 5 lat. Na tej podstawie dokonano charakterystyki zróżnicowań domen internetowych funkcjonalnych i krajowych. Przedstawione wyniki wskazują na zauważalną, choć słabnącą, przewagę najbardziej rozwiniętych państw świata oraz tendencję do „bałkanizacji” Internetu.

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