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For example, one could make a graph that connects site to sites that are linked by it - or that are accessed by the same people. Does that kind of analysis exist? Where, how it is called and how can I access it?

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It powers Google.com. but it's private and you can't see it. – MarkJ Nov 12 '12 at 8:24
internet-map.net has a fantastic visualization tool. You may be interested in that. – Phil Colson Dec 12 '12 at 15:03

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Google used to have the Google Wonder Wheel for this, unfortunately it's now dead.

Pic courtesy of ElectricPig and Google

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not the most useful answer then :-) – Ozz Dec 12 '12 at 15:17
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Not quite what you are looking for (sites that are linked) but something similar is Pearl Trees which shows sites that are connected by topic similarity. But it's user generated.

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