Internet Infographics

Now 40 million users strong, Instagram has taken advantage of the photoblog trend and transformed into something of an overnight global success. With the start-up earning press for expanding it’s product to Android users and being snatched by Facebook’s powerful grasp, the tech world is wondering what kind of users are downloading the app and catapulting the brand to the top.

The web is a menagerie of personalities, personas, and psychos, and you are likely to encounter several types of characters in your online travels. Take this guide with you as you journey deep into the dark heart of the Internet.

This infographic includes curated Pinterest research, demographics and stats and includes 20 facts every marketer needs to know about Pinterest.

The constant evolution toward a more personalized search experience is being met with major opposition from Internet users who are concerned about their privacy. Pew Research’s Internet and American Life Project conducted a study to reveal what users perceive and believe about the impact of personalized search in which MDG Advertising compiled the surprising results into an informative infographic

We are well aware of social media’s grand success, but how much is the consumer worth? This new infographic from Backupify takes a look at how much we as users mean to popular sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and Yelp.

99% of public libraries now offer free, public Internet access to the communities they serve. However, the increase of demand for this service and the decrease in funding is creating a problem for Americans everywhere. This infographic illustrates the value of free internet access in libraries and why they’re in critical need of funding.

With social media more popular than it’s ever been, so are viruses, malware and scams. Social media users must be familiar with the basics of security in order to stay safe. This infographic presents common social media hacks and explores how enterprises can mitigate the security concerns that stem from social media applications.

The last several years has seen an explosion in social media and social networking. This increase in inter-connectivity between people has led to an incredible rise in the amount of information being shared, a trend that promises only to accelerate in coming years.

Flowtown has published the following infographic that examines “Pinterest addiction” which seems to be spreading like a zombie apocalypse virus. Proof? Pinterest users spend an average 98 minutes on site per month, third only to Tumblr (2.5 hours) and Facebook (7 hours). And is there an antidote? Why would you want one?