Paul Downey of BT, who I recently had coffee with just outside St. Paul's Cathedral in London, has produced this absolutely brilliant poster about all things Web. Click on the image to go to Flickr to check out the labels for all the areas on the poster. It reminds me of xkcd's equally brilliant Map of Online Communities.
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