Bhutan Infocomm and Media Authority
The Infocomm and Media Authority in Bhutan publishes annual reports that include statistics on the number of mobile internet subscribers over time.
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BRAT
This joint industry committee provides, under the SATI label, data on users of 259 Romanian websites (and mobile sites) by combining traffic analysis with online surveys.
Brazil: Agência Nacional de Telecomunicações (National Telecommunications Agency)
This source includes a list of the number of broadband subscribers in each region and state of Brazil. It also provides data on the number of broadband subscribers for each broadband company.
Breitband Messung
This is an official initiative to measure the quality of broadband connectivity in Germany and detect possible infringements of net neutrality. The latest report can be found here.
BTRC (Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission)
This telecoms regulator offers monthly data on the number of internet subscriptions in Bangladesh and, since 2008, publishes yearly reports with limited information on Internet penetration in the country.
CAIDA
The Center for Applied Internet Data Analysis provides impressive amounts of data and reports on network workload, anonymization, network topology, performance, routing, multicast, autonomous systems, and IP addresses.
Canada: Censeil de la Radiodiffusion et des Telecommuncationes Canadiennes
THE CRTC provides qualitative information about telecommunications in Canada including the speed of the internet content, traffic management practices, and the price of internet services. Additionally, it lists internet service providers in Canada.
Canary Watch
This site provides a list of internet companies that explicitly deny having received a legal process that they cannot reveal they have received, and assumes that if this explicit denial is not subsequently made it is because such process is occurring.
Attention: As of May 2016, Canary Watch is no longer being maintained. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a collaborator for the project, provides an explanation on its blog.
CBS (Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek)
This Dutch provider of official statistics provides figures on different fields, and a few have to do with the Internet: a report on the use of information and communication technologies or a brief note on online shopping
Center for Media Research - Nepal
This recently inaugurated research and training center has published or is conducting research on Twitter use, social media and news agenda, and online news.