AEI Jeane Kirkpatrick Visiting Research Fellow Ivana Stradner explains how Russia and China are intent on using the United Nations to make the internet more friendly to autocrats.

What Happens in 60 Seconds on the Internet? In a single minute, 6.3 million Google searches are entered, and 241 million email messages are sent—and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

It’s not in the wheel, but Domo also notes that the number of internet users has shot up to 5.52 billion (with a B), which is 67.5% of the world’s population. A decade ago, it was 3 billion.

Clips run just 60 to 90 seconds and a series can span more than 50 episodes. ... Half of China’s billion-plus internet users are watching mini dramas, ...

Go-Gulf.com, a Dubai-based graphic design firm, published a graphic from Shanghai Web Designers showing what happens on the Internet in 60 seconds. For example: 694,445 Google search queries ...

Wu’s approach may be justified: China’s approach has been one-sided for many years now, and is unjustifiable. Beijing has done more to undermine the goal of a global internet with unique rules ...

"China knows your business deal offerings before you get there," he said. Evanina explained that, while the U.S. has independent internet service providers like Verizon and AT&T, the internet in ...

Take a Look Inside 60 Seconds on the Internet. The amount of data processed, crimes committed, and time wasted on the web is at an all-time high, according to Domo's annual 'internet minute' report.