What might the world be like without the internet? Where would we get our daily dose of celebrity gossip, sports scores, funny cartoons, or naughty pictures for that matter? OnlineEducation put together this infographic showing what the world might be like without the internet. The facts are the internet has done more
We think of social media and social networks as the hottest newest things. We've shared infographics showing social media sites as super heros in the past and as the proverbial high schoolers. Today, Uvavu shows us social media sites as dinosaurs. What ancient giant is your favorite? feature image courtesy of Universal
Diffbot recently analyized 3/4 of a million links posted to Twitter to come up with some answers about what we share on the social media giant. English is the predominant language making up 68% of all links with Japanese coming in second at just 7%. It turns out that 36% of the
SEOmoz and Hubspot, two great social media firms, surveyed well over 6,000 marketers about how they use social media recently and came up with these findings. Facebook and Twitter are the two most popular platforms, followed closely by Google+, YouTube and LinkedIn. Interesting enough, almost half of those surveyed claim to
Remember the 1967 film, Cool Hand Luke, with Strother Martin and Paul Newman? One of the most famous lines in movie history came from that movie, "What we've got here is failure to communicate". Today, one out of every 11 people in the world is on Facebook. Collectively we send over 4,600
