Media Institute Releases Additional Data on Global Net Vitality Index
The U.S. ranked No. 1 globally in 24 indices of leadership in the Internet ecosystem, according to more-detailed information that the Media Institute released Wednesday about its Net Vitality Index. The original report published in April and written by Stuart…
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Brotman of Harvard Law School, lists the U.S. as one of the top five nations in the Internet ecosystem and provides extensive global rankings by country across 52 indices -- including the amount of top digital startups and highest-valued digital startups, access to information, top web browsers and investment in telecommunications. It ranked no lower than 13th in any measurement. South Korea, France, Japan and the United Kingdom were identified as the other four countries in the Internet ecosystem's leadership tier.