Internet Infographics

The use of alternative treatments for mental illness is growing in popularity due to concern over the side effects of SSRIs and a general mistrust for pharmaceutical companies. The following infographic describes some of the natural ways people are treating disorders like depression, anxiety and schizophrenia.

Believe it or not there is actually social media etiquette. Check out the following infographic by BestMastersinEducation.com to learn about the do’s and don’ts of social media.

Many of you may believe that the stamp is relatively recent invention with most of us assuming it to be a 20th century product. However, you may be surprised to know that the UK postage stamp originates as far back as 174 years ago! Our once beloved Royal Mail system...

Do you really own your own website? Check out the infographic below presented by WebsiteHostReview.com to learn about what you can do to make sure you own and retain the rights to your website.

This infographic from TopTenReviews reveals some malware stats and shows which countries are most infected as well as which types of malware are the most common.

According to a NY Times study, we all fall into 6 broad categories of online sharer. The following infographic explains these in greater detail and is a precursor to an interactive quiz which asks “What kind of sharer are you?” Follow the link to find out.

2013 marked the first year that there are more mobile internet devices than humans. How do you consume the internet? See in this infographic from InternationalBusinessGuide.org what are the regions that consume the most internet, where is the fastest and what is the behavior of today’s internet users.

You may think Pinterest is relatively new to the social media worlds but did you know that they recently celebrated its 4th birthday in March? It’s true and even though that is fairly a short time for any company, their growth is nothing less than impressive. The following infographic by Fullestop takes a look at the numbers.

The industry of YouTube downloaders and converters started to regress after it reached its highest point in September, 2012 and fell into stagnation. What goes next? The following infographic takes a better look.