Posts Tagged ‘infographic’

What would social media look like if Bob “Happy Trees” Ross, painter, art instructor and host of The Joy Of Painting, put it on canvas? A fun new infographic from Flowtown called ‘The Joy Of Social Media: How Bob Ross Sees It’ answers this question.

Like all of us, it began as a mere twinkle in the eye of its creators. In less than 10 years, Skype has matured to the pride of its Swedish, Danish and Estonian parents, and has just been sold for $8.5 billion to Microsoft. In this fantastic infographic by Online MBA, we take a look at the whole process.

A new infographic published on Focus.com uncovers some of the costs of using social media for marketing, from staff costs to external fees, advertising and more, and discusses whether the ROI makes social media spending worth the cost.

Remember when Pluto was still a planet? How about when MySpace dominated the social space? Like the universe, the geosocial landscape is constantly changing—as new stars are born, black holes are developing.

So the JESS3 team thought it was about time we updated The Geosocial Universe infographic that stormed the interwebs last August.

“If I had to guess, social commerce is next to blow up.” So says Mark Zuckerberg and, if a new infographic from Spinback has anything to say about it, he’s probably right.

Farmville and Mafia Wars might be the most popular social games, but they are not the first social games to be built. If you go with the literal meaning of social games, i.e. games that people play with others, the existence of social games could be traced as far back as 5000 years. This is [...]

The days of standing in line waiting to pay for your Friday night video at Blockbuster are over. That’s right, the video rental company has filed for Bankruptcy last summer and has now put itself up for sale for the embarrassing starting price of $290 million. A new infographic from Online MBA Programs shares some [...]

As Congress and the online and advertising industries tussle over just how much access to your private information should be allowed online, new research is shedding light on how you, the consumer, feel about the issue of “online privacy.” A new study shows that, in fact, the real issue over the tracking of online behavior for consumers may not exist with privacy at all, but in the more grey, and complex, realm of security.

There’s no question about it – online photo sharing is booming. But who’s sharing photos and how many? When are people sharing and what types of photos do social networkers like the most?

An awesome new infographic from Flowtown takes a look at the world of social media through the eyes of a high school graduating class.