There was a time when research involved going to a library. I was lucky enough to grow up close to the University of Denver, who had a great library...or at least it was great to a junior and senior high school kid who lived about a mile away. Today some 93%
Scientists, sociologists, psychologists, advertising and marketing experts, and yes, even bloggers watch people, listen to people, try and learn how people think and react. Is our digital world of instant almost everything changing how we live and how we think? This infographic from AssistedLivingToday examines how social media is affecting our minds.
Did you get an Amazon Fire for Christmas or Hanukkah? How about a Barnes & Noble Nook? An iPad? A tablet? Seems the days of carrying around a hardbound book are numbered. While many profess their preference for the feel of paper and the ability to highlight or dog ear a book, more
Google's Android has become quite the phenomenon over the last several years. From virtual obscurity in 2009 to the dominant mobile phone OS with a whopping 52% market share according to a recent Gartner Report, Android continue to grow. Here is an infographic outlining some of the rapid growth over the last 3 years from TechCrunch.
Many of our readers have only dipped their toes into social media. Some have Facebook business pages, some have blogs, some are on Linkedin, some are on Twitter. Some are participating on these and more. Like anything else, signing up for something doesn't qualify as using it. After all, registering to vote isn't quite
