Web passes 100 million sites

November 1st, 2006

100 Million Website Chart

(Chart from Netcraft)

CNN.com has an article today about the Web reaching the milestone of 100 million websites during the month of October. More than half of those sites, nearly 55 million, are in the United States. Take a close look at the growth since July 2001.

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  • 1. Fred Simmons  |  November 1st, 2006 at 4:34 pm

    Bloggers, small businesses, and simplicity have combined to create the dramatic growth of sites, much of it just in the past two years.

    Small businesses? That seems out of place to me. Yeah, new technology has made it easier to create a website… but I don’t know many businesses running their sites through Blogger.

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