Ministerio das Comunicacoes (Brazil)
This ministry compiles information, mostly from other sources, especially from ANATEL, about communications in Brazil, including penetration data and detailed information on mobile Internet connections.
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This ministry compiles information, mostly from other sources, especially from ANATEL, about communications in Brazil, including penetration data and detailed information on mobile Internet connections.
The Ministry of Communications published from 2010 to2012 yearly reports on the state of the telecoms sector in Azerbaijan, including capacity of Internet backbones, Internet-related investments, speed, type of connection, broadband penetration and pricing.
Netflix measures Internet connection speed and produces the monthly ISP speed index to rank providers in 30 countries.
This is a project of Finland’s Aalto University that measures mobile networks’ performance.
This project by the Nexa Center at the Politecnico di Torino partners with M-Lab to measure networks’ performance and to monitor internet protocols’ discrimination as a facet of network neutrality.
This Nordic center on media and communication, besides publishing numerous reports and studies on media and communication issues—including the internet—provides access to a rich set of statistics, and produces a regular [Swedish media barometer]( http://www.nordicom.gu.se/en/media-trends/reports) that includes a section on the Internet—until 2012 there was an separate
The Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority has published since 2011 biannual reports on the state of the electronic communications in Norway, including data on telephony, mobile, and broadband, and covering subscriptions, traffic, sales, market share, and international comparisons.
This is a joint effort by the different Internet regional registries that provides daily data and quarterly summary reports from all world regions on the allocation of IP addresses (IPv4, IPv6) and Autonomous Systems Numbers (ASNs).
This is a Stanford project, an evolution of Memetracker, which tracks the use of specific pieces of content (quotes and their variations) through millions of news articles.
This Portuguese source, though not very active currently, offers a good overview of Internet use in the country through a couple of somewhat dated reports and a chapter on the information society in its annual communications reports.