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Hi Folks, There are over 350 different content (MIME) types. Some common content types include HTML, XML, GIF, JPG, JPEG, MP3, MPEG, RSS, SVG. Information exchanged on the Web is in the form of one of these content types. (Sometimes an information exchange contains a collection of items, each item with different content type.) I would like to know: Of all the information being exchanged on the Web: what percentage of the information is in the form of the HTML content type, what percentage of the information is in the form of the XML content type, what percentage of the information is in the form of the GIF content type, what percentage of the information is in the form of the MP3 content type, what percentage of the information is in the form of the MPEG content type, what percentage of the information is in the form of the JPG content type, and so forth, for all the content types. I speculate that the percentages are something like this: Content type Percentage --------------------------- HTML 90% JPG 2% JPEG 2% GIF 2% MP3 2% XML 1% ... However, that's purely my guess. (What is your guess?) In addition, I am interested in seeing how the percentage is changing over time - I am interested in seeing the evolving form of information on the Web. Has anyone done such an investigation? /Roger
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