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Growth of Gopher traffic in 1993: 1076%
Growth of Gopher traffic in 1994: 197%
Source: Merit statistics
Growth of WWW traffic in 1993: 443,931%
Growth of WWW traffic in 1994: 1713%
Source: Merit statistics
Growth in NSFNET traffic in 1994: 110%
Source:
Merit
Advertised network numbers in November, 1993: 19,664
Advertised network numbers in November, 1994: 42,883
Source:
Merit
Number of Internet access providers with service in Quito, Ecuador: 1
Source:
Network USA Internet Service Providers Catalog
Number of countries reachable by electronic mail in 1993: 137 (approx.)
Number of countries reachable by electronic mail in 1994: 159 (approx.)
Source:
Larry Landweber's International Connectivity Table
Number of countries on the Internet in 1994: 81
Number of countries on the Internet in 1993: 60
Source:
Larry Landweber's International Connectivity Table
Number of sites participating in "First Night in Cyberspace": 10
Source: Cyberfoo
Number of peer-reviewed scholarly journals published electronically on the Internet: over 70
Source: Peter Fox and Jack Lancaster, "Neuroscience on the Net", Science, 11/11/94, pp 994-996
Number of attendees at Internet World, January, 1992: 272
Number of attendees at Internet World, December, 1994: over 10,000
Source: Alan Meckler
Number of "cybercafes" in the United Kingdom: 1
Source: Cyberia
Number of subscribers to the ClariNet electronic newspaper: 80,000
Source: ClariNet
Number of FBI cases officially publicized on the Internet: 1
Source:
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Percentage increase in weight of the 2nd edition of the Canadian Internet Handbook: 280 Source: Jim Carroll
Number of meetings of the Internet Engineering Task Force, through 1994: 31
Source: IETF
Number of US Youth Soccer teams with web pages: 2
Source:
US Soccer WWW Page (suggested by John Kinney)
On average, number of days between issuing of new Internet RFCs in 1994: 2
Number of phone calls to InterNIC Registration Services during November, 1994: 1,964
Source:
November Internet Monthly Report
Number of Internet messages causing Microsoft to issue a press release denying them: 1
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