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is a Google Map of the 350,000 largest websites in the world. The map was created by Ruslan Enikeev and the Russian creative agency Positive Communications.




The circles on the map represent individual websites. The size of the circle is determined by website traffic, the larger the amount of traffic, the bigger the circle. The location of websites on the map is determined by the links between sites. The more traffic generated from links between different websites then the closer the websites are displayed on the map.



It is actually possible to search the map by country to find the most popular websites in individual countries.



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 The map assigns territories or 'countries' to different sectors of the
internet, for example 'social networks', 'search' 'e-commerce' etc.



The map also includes a data layer. The data layer adds what might
 be seen as capital cities to the map. The buildings or skyscrapers in
the city act as a metaphor for the different data segments within the
dominant player in that sector.



For example, the Union of Social Networks includes a Facebook capital
city. The Facebook city is dominated by a 'social' skyscraper but also
includes a smaller 'location' building to reflect that Facebook also now
 includes check-ins etc.





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TeleGeography's <a href="

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The
 map depicts 188 active and planned submarine cable systems and their
landing stations. Both the cables and their landing
points on the map are interactive. Clicking a cable provides access to
data about the cable, including the cable’s name, ready-for-service
(RFS) date, length, owners, website, and landing points. Clicking a
landing point reveals a list of all submarine cables landing at that
station.

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