A couple of posts ago I was complaining about how annoying my job was as I tried to draw conclusions from the jumbled mess of environmental technology websites. Today’s post points out that it isn’t always such a jumbled mess.
I have just done a far smaller (and less scientific) data collection for a presentation I am doing in Wolverhampton tomorrow [click on picture to enlarge]:
It is a link diagram of a few web sites in Wolverhampton and the surrounding area to illustrate the sort of work my research group does.
What is noticeable from a webometric perspective is how many of the web sites included in the study are actually connected: you can link anywhere in the world, but the web is primarily a local affair.
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