A New Way of Looking at the World (Wide Web)

Byte Level Research publishes the Map of the World Wide Web™ -- a valuable tool for Web globalization professionals

(San Diego, CA — July 6, 2007)     Every country has its own two-letter code, such as .de for Germany and .cn for China. But not all codes are so obvious, such as .lk for Sri Lanka or .za for South Africa.

That's where this new map comes in handy.

For global Web executives and students of globalization.

The Map of the World Wide Web includes 180 of the 250 county codes currently in use, covering most United Nations countries. Each two-digit code is aligned over the country it represents. And each world region is color coded with the legend below for quick and easy reference.

"I created this map because I needed an easy way to keep track of the all the country domains," said John Yunker, president of Byte Level Research. "And then I realized I wasn't alone in needing such a resource. This map is now being used by global Webmasters and marketers on four continents."

The Map of the World Wide Web costs $20 and bulk order discounts are available. For more information, visit www.bytelevel.com/map

The Map of the World Wide Web™ is a registered trademark of Byte Level Research.

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About Byte Level Research

Byte Level Research is the world's leading authority on Web globalization, serving companies such as FedEx, Dow Corning, John Deere, Google, and Deloitte. John Yunker, president and chief analyst of Byte Level Research, is editor of Global by Design a publication devoted to Web globalization best practices.