May 21st, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
Recent headlines about data breaches and losses of personal information have prompted many companies to advertise products or services to help consumers prevent or minimize their risk of identity theft. The Federal Trade Commission urges consumers to be sure they understand what they’re getting when they sign up for a product to protect their information.
May 21st, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
Description: To highlight the chatter and the sentiment around the iPad launch and Obama’s first State of the Union. Both had significant hype, but there were questions around who was the bigger influence on American culture. Aftermath: The infographic initially appeared on Mashable, and the response was better than expected. The graphic quickly spread to other sites, notably Gizmodo. It’s hard to know the page views, but the combined number of retweets are 1396, with 193 shares on Facebook, and the client reportedly got a ton of new business because of the placement of this graphic. Note: The image that appears on Mashable does not include Steve Jobs holding an iPad. This is because the internet is a wild frontier and sometimes (*sigh*) things can’t be helped. We worked very closely with Jones-Dilworth to make this graphic happen.
May 21st, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
With the Internet making it much easier for individuals to engage in infidelity (think chat rooms, email, social networks, etc.), whether we like it or not, the digital age has made some sort of impact on our relationships. Therefore, the Sexual Recovery Institute has used its expertise to dissect the elements of this trending topic in the “Infidelity in the Digital Age” infographic, which gives a breakdown on how the availability of the Internet has influenced our relationships with statistics.
May 21st, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
Love makes the world go round and love is definitely in the air on February 14. Romances can blossom or fizzle on Valentine’s Day. This infographic looks at the day devoted entirely to hearts, roses and all things lovey-dovey.
May 21st, 2012 § 0 comments § permalink
It’s very interesting to see the GPUE side by side to the PUE of these “green” data centers in the image. This table is mostly taken from the Greenpeace report “Make IT Green“. You will notice the percentages don’t quite add up, that’s because these are the local grid suppliers, the rest is what we call a “mix”.