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POTABLE POWER: MOBILE BI MEETS ROI
(via DOMO :: Blog :: Mobile BI Meets ROI)

POTABLE POWER: MOBILE BI MEETS ROI

(via DOMO :: Blog :: Mobile BI Meets ROI)

HAVE YOU EVER…?
(via Hunch Blog | Have You Ever?)

HAVE YOU EVER…?

(via Hunch Blog | Have You Ever?)

FOOTBALL HOOLIGANISM
(via Football hooliganism - Confused.com)

FOOTBALL HOOLIGANISM

(via Football hooliganism - Confused.com)

FUTURE GRAPHIC DESIGNER

FUTURE GRAPHIC DESIGNER

fauxchart:

“Consejos para un comercio electrónico seguro #infografia #infographic” #infographic http://bit.ly/vm9p4T

fauxchart:

“Consejos para un comercio electrónico seguro #infografia #infographic” #infographic http://bit.ly/vm9p4T

abaldwin360:

INFOGRAPHIC: A State-By-State Look At America’s Wealth Distribution

by Madeleine Scinto

With the ongoing conversation everyone has been having on income disparity, here’s a Mint Blog infographic analyzing the phenomenon state by state.

Unsurprisingly, smaller states with fancy New York City-like commuter neighborhoods are among the richest, while Southern regions are among the poorest.

What’s truly interesting are a few unexpected states in the second-to-poorest bracket, including Florida, Idaho, and Montana:


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winnerlicious:

A tweet from @WorryFreeLabs: Why a website that works on the iPad is vital: ow.ly/7eAqg

winnerlicious:

A tweet from @WorryFreeLabs: Why a website that works on the iPad is vital: ow.ly/7eAqg

abramsresearch:

What your fans and customers say about you offline is MUCH more important than what they say online. Really good stuff here. (via PR Squared)

abramsresearch:

What your fans and customers say about you offline is MUCH more important than what they say online. Really good stuff here. (via PR Squared)

asiabroadcastconnection:

China Social Media Revolution (use source link to enlarge the infographic for better view results)
In 2010, there were 1 million censored articles in China. But despite China’s iron fist on social media censorship, the influence of the Internet is undeniable in the country, as its digital consumers continue to find ways to embrace social networking platforms by creating their own domestic versions.
While sites like Facebook, The Huffington Post, Google Docs, Twitter and Vimeo are blocked, dozens of copycat platforms have sprung up to keep the 500 million Chinese citizens that are online happily occupied.
Admittedly, I’m tired of infographics but this one is different. Infographics are meant to elucidate complicated situations, and China’s relationship with the Internet is as complicated as a situation can be. 
The infographic was created for www.gplus.com, Gerson Lehrman Group’s new online business Q&A platform.

asiabroadcastconnection:

China Social Media Revolution (use source link to enlarge the infographic for better view results)

In 2010, there were 1 million censored articles in China. But despite China’s iron fist on social media censorship, the influence of the Internet is undeniable in the country, as its digital consumers continue to find ways to embrace social networking platforms by creating their own domestic versions.

While sites like Facebook, The Huffington Post, Google Docs, Twitter and Vimeo are blocked, dozens of copycat platforms have sprung up to keep the 500 million Chinese citizens that are online happily occupied.

Admittedly, I’m tired of infographics but this one is different. Infographics are meant to elucidate complicated situations, and China’s relationship with the Internet is as complicated as a situation can be. 

The infographic was created for www.gplus.com, Gerson Lehrman Group’s new online business Q&A platform.

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