An OECD study has shown that proportionally more Germans have personal Web sites than anywhere else. Germany had 84.7 Web sites per 1,000 people in 2002, followed by Denmark (71.7) and Norway (66.4). Two-thirds of German households had access to a home computer in 2002, the study said. Of the 82.4 million people in Germany at the end of 2001, almost 15 million subscribed to a fixed Internet network.