Publication form: runet statistics?

Question

Analytics

please advise how best to publish the results of a small study and whether it is worth
conducting a small study of the Runet at all - domains, server software, CMS, web services
turned out to be a lot of information
can be divided into sections:
1. domains and their oddities
, for example, there are 230 thousand domains that have an mx record leads to 127.0.0.1 - owned by cybersquatters
~40% of domains do not have records And
large hosters, both dns, web and mail
2. server software
just popularity statistics: OS, web servers, mod_* modules
with statistics on nginx, apache, iis
3. in particular CMS statistics
popular CMS and their versions
4. more interesting with web services
how many sites use this or that service (affiliate program) (analytics, ad networks, widgets), i.e. in fact, to show how many clients someone
has
. runet is not large (5.3 million domains), then it is possible to bypass the entire one in a day, so you can view the picture in dynamics:
growth / decline in the popularity (client base) of services (hosters)
how direct displaces adwords
how ga fights against ya.metrika
how strong the monopoly of widgets gismeteo and whether there are strong competitors
in general, you can show a dynamic picture for almost any service
the problem is that this is highly specialized information : something is interesting to admins, something to web masters, something to developers, something to the owner of competing services
.
can the results of this work be interesting, or is it the work of a geek for geeks
and a wide audience, is it not interesting
and you just need to make a service with all these statistics, and the experts themselves will find what they are interested in?
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Answer 1

Yes, it seems to me that a separate service with all the information would be interesting.
By the way, Aleksey Tutubalin was doing something similar a few years ago: www.rukv.ru/analytics.html