How Kids, Parents, and Grandparents Use Technology Differently

Technology plays an important role in daily life for people of all ages, but the reasons people use it often vary by generation. To better understand these different habits, the team at Ooma reviewed current research on how children, parents and grandparents interact with technology today. 

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The World’s Most Incredible Libraries You Can Still Visit

Inspired by these enduring symbols of knowledge, the team at WizardPins decided to explore some of the most remarkable libraries still standing today, places where history, architecture, and culture come together in ways you can actually experience in person.

Cybersecurity For Small Business: What You Actually Need

Ask a six-person shop owner what they need for cybersecurity, and they’ll tell you they’re not sure because at least four different vendors have pitched them an expensive cybersecurity operations center. What owners really need is unglamorous.

Anatomy of a Modern Web Page: How 40% Content Became 100% Distraction

Modern web pages have become increasingly bloated. Here is a visual analysis that examines how today’s websites allocate bandwidth and screen space, the impact that clutter has on usability, cognitive load, and accessibility.

The Attention Economy: Where Your Time Actually Goes

This infographic explores how the modern “attention economy” consumes our daily time by analyzing where our focus is directed amidst constant digital stimulation. It breaks down how different screen activities and social media platforms compete for our limited attention.

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Why Your Company Isn’t Growing

Why Your Company Isn’t Growing

At the “When Growth Stalls” website, the online location for Steve McKee’s book, there is an anonymous self-diagnosis survey that encourages individual business executives to review how their company is doing. McKee Wallwork Cleveland garnered over 1,000 responses from these business professionals and recently analyzed the results. The results are astounding.

Do Your Applicants Belong on the Naughty or Nice List?

Do Your Applicants Belong on the Naughty or Nice List?

It can be difficult to find the right people for your company’s open jobs. How will you know if the candidate is top talent or could be the office Grinch? The infographic below, compiled by Spark Hire, an online video resume and interviewing platform, provides a helpful quiz to let you know if your holiday candidate is a gift or a curse.

DIY Disaster Survival

DIY Disaster Survival

Disaster has a tendency to strike when we least expect it. A natural (or man made) disaster rarely gives you a warning before turning everything you know and love upside down, leaving you with very little to protect you against its elements. That’s why it pays to take a page out of the Macgyver manual of survival and learn these handy tricks that will help you make the best out of the even the worst of situations.

Unintentional Injury Deaths

In 2010, 118,043 people died as a result of an unintentional injury, making it the 5th leading cause of death in the United States. Get the facts and learn how you can protect yourself from personal injury in the following infographic from Total Injury.

Small Business Reacts to 2012 Election Results

Small Business Reacts to 2012 Election Results

Cargo asked small businesses across the country how they’d be impacted by the presidential election results. Are they dusting off those “Help Wanted” signs? Or will they delay the groundbreaking on their second location? Well, the results are in, and you’ll be amazed at the trends that were discovered.

Christmas Crackers

Just in time for Christmas, Barker and Stonehouse has put together the following infographic which includes some weird and wonderful facts about Christmas dinners’ throughout the ages.

Tis The Season for DUIs

In December 2010, alcohol-related car accidents caused an average of 25 deaths per day, accounting for 30% of all motor vehicle accidents that month. New Year’s Day has been found to be the deadliest day of the year for drunk driving deaths. In this infographic from Total DUI, you’ll learn how to avoid a DUI arrest this season.

The Science of Bonking

Bonking, or Тhitting-the-wallУ is a feeling that athletes get when their bodyХs energy levels are depleted. Bonking results in nausea, cramping, fatigue, and usually a really bad rest of the day. The great thing is that with a little bit of science, bonking can be curbed or totally eliminated from your next long bike ride, run, or other endurance event. This infographic from Bonkkit shows you how to avoid the hurt in your next event.

Technology Behind Enhanced 911

When you dial 9-1-1, you’re immediately connected to an emergency dispatch where they pinpoint your location and direct the emergency resources your way. While you may be flustered or disgruntled in your emergency, the technology behind enhanced 9-1-1 calls will transmit valuable information to the dispatcher known as PSAP or Public Safety Answering Point. The technology behind enhanced 9-1-1 is extraordinary and in many situations, can save you from disastrous mishaps.

Redefining Christmas Traditions With Artificial Christmas Trees

Every Christmas tradition begins somewhere, and those of us who follow Christmas tree trends know that more and more families are building their holiday traditions around artificial Christmas trees. Find out who’s buying artificial, where they live, and why more and more people are choosing artificial in Tree Classics’ infographic of real vs fake artificial Christmas tree facts.

Why Your Company Isn’t Growing

Why Your Company Isn’t Growing

At the “When Growth Stalls” website, the online location for Steve McKee’s book, there is an anonymous self-diagnosis survey that encourages individual business executives to review how their company is doing. McKee Wallwork Cleveland garnered over 1,000 responses from these business professionals and recently analyzed the results. The results are astounding.

Do Your Applicants Belong on the Naughty or Nice List?

Do Your Applicants Belong on the Naughty or Nice List?

It can be difficult to find the right people for your company’s open jobs. How will you know if the candidate is top talent or could be the office Grinch? The infographic below, compiled by Spark Hire, an online video resume and interviewing platform, provides a helpful quiz to let you know if your holiday candidate is a gift or a curse.

DIY Disaster Survival

DIY Disaster Survival

Disaster has a tendency to strike when we least expect it. A natural (or man made) disaster rarely gives you a warning before turning everything you know and love upside down, leaving you with very little to protect you against its elements. That’s why it pays to take a page out of the Macgyver manual of survival and learn these handy tricks that will help you make the best out of the even the worst of situations.

Unintentional Injury Deaths

In 2010, 118,043 people died as a result of an unintentional injury, making it the 5th leading cause of death in the United States. Get the facts and learn how you can protect yourself from personal injury in the following infographic from Total Injury.

Small Business Reacts to 2012 Election Results

Small Business Reacts to 2012 Election Results

Cargo asked small businesses across the country how they’d be impacted by the presidential election results. Are they dusting off those “Help Wanted” signs? Or will they delay the groundbreaking on their second location? Well, the results are in, and you’ll be amazed at the trends that were discovered.

Christmas Crackers

Just in time for Christmas, Barker and Stonehouse has put together the following infographic which includes some weird and wonderful facts about Christmas dinners’ throughout the ages.

Tis The Season for DUIs

In December 2010, alcohol-related car accidents caused an average of 25 deaths per day, accounting for 30% of all motor vehicle accidents that month. New Year’s Day has been found to be the deadliest day of the year for drunk driving deaths. In this infographic from Total DUI, you’ll learn how to avoid a DUI arrest this season.

The Science of Bonking

Bonking, or Тhitting-the-wallУ is a feeling that athletes get when their bodyХs energy levels are depleted. Bonking results in nausea, cramping, fatigue, and usually a really bad rest of the day. The great thing is that with a little bit of science, bonking can be curbed or totally eliminated from your next long bike ride, run, or other endurance event. This infographic from Bonkkit shows you how to avoid the hurt in your next event.

Technology Behind Enhanced 911

When you dial 9-1-1, you’re immediately connected to an emergency dispatch where they pinpoint your location and direct the emergency resources your way. While you may be flustered or disgruntled in your emergency, the technology behind enhanced 9-1-1 calls will transmit valuable information to the dispatcher known as PSAP or Public Safety Answering Point. The technology behind enhanced 9-1-1 is extraordinary and in many situations, can save you from disastrous mishaps.

Redefining Christmas Traditions With Artificial Christmas Trees

Every Christmas tradition begins somewhere, and those of us who follow Christmas tree trends know that more and more families are building their holiday traditions around artificial Christmas trees. Find out who’s buying artificial, where they live, and why more and more people are choosing artificial in Tree Classics’ infographic of real vs fake artificial Christmas tree facts.