2014
In what year did the total number of websites worldwide first pass the 1 billion mark?
That milestone came less than 20 years after the web's earliest sites went online.
Source: Wikipedia (Website) (2014) en.wikipedia.org
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2014
That milestone came less than 20 years after the web's earliest sites went online.
Source: Wikipedia (Website) (2014) en.wikipedia.org
about 85%
Only a small minority of registered websites are regularly updated or maintained.
Source: Wikipedia (Website) (2021) en.wikipedia.org
66% of Americans (with lower shares elsewhere)
Internet access has grown enormously since then, especially through smartphones.
Source: Wikipedia (Internet access) (2010) en.wikipedia.org
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