Summary:
A new report shows that more than one-third of the world's population is now online.

Full article:
(CNN) -- Nearly 2.1 billion people -- about 30% of the world's population -- use the Internet, according to the most recent data compiled by internetworldstats.com. That's more than five times the amount of people who were online at the end of the year 2000. The most Internet users are in China and the United States, but China's 485 million users account for only 36.3% of the country's population. The Internet is much more common in the U.S., where its 245 million users make up 78.2% of the population. The most wired countries in the world are Monaco and Iceland, where at least 97% of people are online. Nordic countries, in general, stand out for their high online presence. Norway is third on the list, behind Iceland with 94.4%. Sweden (92.4%), Greenland (90.2%), Denmark (85.9%) and Finland (85.2%) are also in the top 10. At the bottom of the list are mostly poor African countries, including Liberia, Ethiopia and Somalia. More comparisons: Where are the undernourished? Where do people live the longest? Which countries have the most vacation days? Who requires the most education? Who's got the highest (and lowest) unemployment rates?