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Two thirds of what?[edit]

"coverage to two-thirds of the planet" needs clarification. It can't possibly mean two thirds of Earth's total surface area as it would have only had a view of somewhat less than half. But does that mean 2/3 of the land area or 2/3 of the human population? Strikes me as it was a marketing phrase, not suitable for an encyclopedia without further clarification. --J Clear (talk) 14:43, 9 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]