Maybe, if we could see the whole world.

eracode:

 

Maybe, if we could see the whole world.

 

..and if it wasn't 12 months old.

Read the full report

Australian and NZ stats / rankings are here:

SECTION 5  (ASIA PACIFIC)

Average Connection Speeds
Average Peak Connection Speeds
4 Mbps Broadband Adoption
10 Mbps Broadband Adoption
15 Mbps Broadband Adoption

Sideface:

 

Read the full report

 

Australian and NZ stats / rankings are here:

 

SECTION 5  (ASIA PACIFIC)

 

Average Connection Speeds
Average Peak Connection Speeds
4 Mbps Broadband Adoption
10 Mbps Broadband Adoption
15 Mbps Broadband Adoption

 

Not at all interesting if it lumps NZ in with Dicktralia.

NonprayingMantis: It's one thing for a map to miss little old nz off, but to cut off half of Australia too...

And Korea, which is the best-connected country in the world.

eracode:

 

 

 

Not at all interesting if it lumps NZ in with Dicktralia.

 

Seriously ? Whats with the name calling ? 

This reads like one of these:

http://worldmapswithout.nz/

Updated: akamai’s state of the internet Q3 2015 report:

https://www.akamai.com/us/en/multimedia/documents/report/q3-2015-soti-connectivity-final.pdf

Maps with errors are very collectable.

I spent my early childhood in New Guinea on Manus Island.

A map of New Guinea had been printed on a souvenir tea-towel.

The "M" was omitted from "Manus Island" on the map.

Merchants initially covered the error with the price tag, but soon stopped doing this as the tea-towels became a cult classic

xpd:

 

eracode:

 

 

 

Not at all interesting if it lumps NZ in with Dicktralia.

 

 

Seriously ? Whats with the name calling ? 

 

Yep - pretty silly - apologies.

Should have said - the data is not particularly useful if NZ is not shown separately.