The Infamous Van Halen Tour Rider

The year was 1982 with one of the world’s most ostentatious glam rock bands, Van Halen, kicking off a massive tour, but not before sending its demands to the venues it would be playing at. In what is considered to be one of the most ridiculous riders of all time (a rider is the list of amenities required by a band that the host venue must provide), the band requested some items that define the phrase “over the top.”

The Real Cost of Sleeping in Hotels

CreditDonkey has put together this cute infographic that explores the real cost of staying in a hotel room. Things can add up very quickly. Additionally some tips on utilizing travel awards are presented.

Google Page Rank Race

It common knowledge among SEO types that Google looks at page load time as a key criteria in page ranking. This infographic provides tricks and tips that will help make web page load time faster.

The Value of Being LinkedIn

This infographic published by Online MBA provides data on Linkedin, a resume sharing and networking site, and helps one to determine if it’s valuable to join the Linkedin community.

Tips to Upgrade Your Business Communications System

As communication technology continues to advance, options for business communication solutions grow. But why change from older existing systems to new advanced platforms? Well, it turns out there are some very compelling reasons to upgrade to advanced service providers whose benefits can directly affect a company’s bottom line and making the change can be more seamless than many realize.

College Bowl Games: How Much of a Big (Money) Deal Are They?

The holidays are a time of food, family, gifts, celebrations… and college football. These games are a great source of entertainment but in all reality they’re more than that: they’re also big money. In this infographic, we take a look at some of the stats of this season’s biggest games to get a glimpse at just how big of a deal bowl season is.

Military Vs. Civilian Salary

This infographic from Military Spot compares salaries among several civilian and military jobs including mechanics, chefs, and headhunters. Although the job can be the same with the same amount of work, in some cases one earns more money in the military and while others as a civilians.