MIT's Technology Review ran an article this week about mapping the internet - by friend of Techblog and fellow Brightonian Duncan Graham-Rowe.
It follows some research done to work out how the internet is organised that's being done by researchers at Bar Ilan University. What they've found is interesting - and, when represented graphically, pretty astounding.
Credit: Lanet-vi program of I. Alvarez-Hamelin et al.
In the centre are the crucial nodes that connect to everything, and on the outside the bits that don't connect to much. There's also a mantle of nodes connected to each other.
Some think it's "gorgeous", while others say it's art. One blogger /body>
