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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What Makes Facebook Social Games So Popular?

What Makes Facebook Social Games So Popular?

I’m not much of a fame player at all but that very likely puts me in the minority which is evidenced in this infographic from Prism Casino. Herein lies statics on some of the most popular games and general gaming statistics that may shock you.

A Technical Examination of SOPA and PIPA

Unless you’ve been hiding out in a cave or on a very extended vacation, you’ve no doubt heard about two bills that are circulating congress – SOPA (short for “Stop Online Piracy Act”) and PIPA (short for “Protect IP Act”) and all the controversy surrounding them. What you may not understand is exactly what these bills stand for and how they might impact the Internet as we know it today. This infographic explains SOPA and PIPA in a very simplistic way.

Did YouTube Kill Television?

Did YouTube Kill Television?

Has the popularity of YouTube made television obsolete? Growth in television advertising has slowed while video streaming revenue continues to sky rocket. This infographic provides some interesting data on the growth of YouTube since its birth in 2005.

The Psychology of Color

Color is not as simple as it seems. According to this infographic from CertaPro Painters of Louisville, it evokes emotion and triggers your senses. With this in mind, the infographic beautifully explores colors that should and should not be used in interior decorating, as well as why certain colors are used in advertising.

SOPA vs The Film Industry

Has Hollywood already forgotten the 1950s and the blacklist? This infographic from Matador Network takes a look at the history of movie studios attempts to control the industry and how SOPA is just another tactic they are trying to utilize for that control.

The 2011 Ecommerce Holiday Season in Review

Despite a tough economy that forced consumers to think twice about every purchase, many online retailers experienced an increase in not only sales during the holiday season, but gains in traffic from mobile and tablet shoppers and other key metrics. This infographic gathers all the retail ecommerce spending stats from 2011 into one handy reference tool.

Taking it to the Streets: A Guide to Marathon Running

The following infographic is recognizing all the marathon trainers and marathon runners out there. Check out this infographic for marathon factoids, marathon terms you never knew existed, a complete half marathon training schedule, a list of some of the upcoming 2012 marathons, and much more.

Dealing with a Holiday Spending Hangover

Dealing with a Holiday Spending Hangover

Do you use your credit cards like a Smart Spender or an Over Spender? Credit card debt can easily get out of control unless you’re smart about how you make purchases with your credit cards. This infographic provides tips on how to avoid debt and how to set up a budget plan for 2012.

Let’s Get Physical: America’s Resolution to Stay Fit

With the refrigerator finally free of leftovers from the holiday, many Americans make the dreaded resolution to shed those pesky pounds they gained over the holidays. Vowing to be in better shape than the year before, some adults swear their fitness oaths loud and clear at local gyms. But what about those that don’t plan to get a new gym membership or renew an existing one? And how many actually stick to this popular resolution?

What Makes Facebook Social Games So Popular?

What Makes Facebook Social Games So Popular?

I’m not much of a fame player at all but that very likely puts me in the minority which is evidenced in this infographic from Prism Casino. Herein lies statics on some of the most popular games and general gaming statistics that may shock you.

A Technical Examination of SOPA and PIPA

Unless you’ve been hiding out in a cave or on a very extended vacation, you’ve no doubt heard about two bills that are circulating congress – SOPA (short for “Stop Online Piracy Act”) and PIPA (short for “Protect IP Act”) and all the controversy surrounding them. What you may not understand is exactly what these bills stand for and how they might impact the Internet as we know it today. This infographic explains SOPA and PIPA in a very simplistic way.

Did YouTube Kill Television?

Did YouTube Kill Television?

Has the popularity of YouTube made television obsolete? Growth in television advertising has slowed while video streaming revenue continues to sky rocket. This infographic provides some interesting data on the growth of YouTube since its birth in 2005.

The Psychology of Color

Color is not as simple as it seems. According to this infographic from CertaPro Painters of Louisville, it evokes emotion and triggers your senses. With this in mind, the infographic beautifully explores colors that should and should not be used in interior decorating, as well as why certain colors are used in advertising.

SOPA vs The Film Industry

Has Hollywood already forgotten the 1950s and the blacklist? This infographic from Matador Network takes a look at the history of movie studios attempts to control the industry and how SOPA is just another tactic they are trying to utilize for that control.

The 2011 Ecommerce Holiday Season in Review

Despite a tough economy that forced consumers to think twice about every purchase, many online retailers experienced an increase in not only sales during the holiday season, but gains in traffic from mobile and tablet shoppers and other key metrics. This infographic gathers all the retail ecommerce spending stats from 2011 into one handy reference tool.

Taking it to the Streets: A Guide to Marathon Running

The following infographic is recognizing all the marathon trainers and marathon runners out there. Check out this infographic for marathon factoids, marathon terms you never knew existed, a complete half marathon training schedule, a list of some of the upcoming 2012 marathons, and much more.

Dealing with a Holiday Spending Hangover

Dealing with a Holiday Spending Hangover

Do you use your credit cards like a Smart Spender or an Over Spender? Credit card debt can easily get out of control unless you’re smart about how you make purchases with your credit cards. This infographic provides tips on how to avoid debt and how to set up a budget plan for 2012.

Let’s Get Physical: America’s Resolution to Stay Fit

With the refrigerator finally free of leftovers from the holiday, many Americans make the dreaded resolution to shed those pesky pounds they gained over the holidays. Vowing to be in better shape than the year before, some adults swear their fitness oaths loud and clear at local gyms. But what about those that don’t plan to get a new gym membership or renew an existing one? And how many actually stick to this popular resolution?