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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Fly-Tipping Rubbish: A Real Problem

Fly-Tipping Rubbish: A Real Problem

Ever heard of fly tipping? Fly tipping is the illegal deposit of waste on land, contrary to Section 33(1)(a) of the Environmental Protection Act 1990.The term “fly tipping” is derived from the verb ‘tip’ (i.e., to throw out of a vehicle) and ‘on the fly’ (i.e., to casually throw away). Taxes on landfill in the UK led to illegal waste dumping, or “fly-tipping.”

Big Corporate Lawsuits

Corporate lawsuits are widely prevalent. At any given time, the average large corporation in the U.S. can be juggling 37 lawsuits simultaneously. Lawsuits can also be fairly costly for companies on both sides of the table. It is estimated that litigation costs represent more than seventy percent of overall legal spending by the average U.S. business. In addition, many corporations fight lawsuits in which $20 million or more is at stake.

Milk Matters

Here Online Masters In Public Health provides us a brief history of milk and how it became the popular product that it is today. You can see what food items have milk as a critical ingredient and what the difference is between raw and pasteurized milk. Not to mention there are many animals (and non-animals!) that produce human-consumed milk other than cows.

Proposing a Fifth Mode of Transportation: The Hyperloop

Imagine traveling at speeds up to 800mph in a tube from San Francisco to LA! The trip might actually only take about 35 minutes if Elon Musk’s ideas are put into practice. The Hyperloop would also be cheaper than train, car, bus, or plane! WebpageFX takes a look at this in the following infographic.

Substance Abuse and Addiction Recovery in the U.S.

This infographic was designed for September’s National Recovery Month to help raise awareness about drug and alcohol abuse in the U.S. and spread a message of hope to those struggling with addiction. Learn about the abuse of heroin, cocaine, crystal meth, marijuana, spice and other drugs.

Top 10 Must-Do List For Sicily

Sicily villas specialist soloSicily has released this infographic to suggest the 10 best places to visit in Sicily, places that shouldn’t be missed. These destinations include a marvelous path from the Greek Theaters to the Sicilian Archipelagos, through the natural reserves, the temples, the Mt. Etna, the historic Market, the Baroque cities, and much more.

Ultimate Guide to Upcycling With Pallets

Ultimate Guide to Upcycling With Pallets

From a simple shelf to a complete house, wooden pallets are a fabulous material to upcycle with and what’s more they’re often free if you hunt around your local area. Terrys Fabrics shows us what can be done with pallets in the following infographic.

Breeding the Nutrition Out of Food

Our foods have lost many of the illness-fighting properties they once had. Over the course of decades, multinationals have been actively growing foods with a very low nutrient content that have the power to help us fight against illnesses. See the infographic below for a detailed look on what nutrient rich foods we’ve eliminated from our crops.

Getting High for an A: Stimulants as Studying Aids

The use of stimulants among college students is increasing by every year. While speeding up brain activity, thus causing increased alertness, attention, and energy, it also leads to an elevated blood pressure, increased heart rate and breathing. In time, this can lead to some serious health issues.

The Black and White of Stand Your Ground Law

This infographic shows that several states with brutal legacies have modified their self-defense laws in ways that many Americans wonder if these laws are as race-neutral as they claim to be.

Fly-Tipping Rubbish: A Real Problem

Fly-Tipping Rubbish: A Real Problem

Ever heard of fly tipping? Fly tipping is the illegal deposit of waste on land, contrary to Section 33(1)(a) of the Environmental Protection Act 1990.The term “fly tipping” is derived from the verb ‘tip’ (i.e., to throw out of a vehicle) and ‘on the fly’ (i.e., to casually throw away). Taxes on landfill in the UK led to illegal waste dumping, or “fly-tipping.”

Big Corporate Lawsuits

Corporate lawsuits are widely prevalent. At any given time, the average large corporation in the U.S. can be juggling 37 lawsuits simultaneously. Lawsuits can also be fairly costly for companies on both sides of the table. It is estimated that litigation costs represent more than seventy percent of overall legal spending by the average U.S. business. In addition, many corporations fight lawsuits in which $20 million or more is at stake.

Milk Matters

Here Online Masters In Public Health provides us a brief history of milk and how it became the popular product that it is today. You can see what food items have milk as a critical ingredient and what the difference is between raw and pasteurized milk. Not to mention there are many animals (and non-animals!) that produce human-consumed milk other than cows.

Proposing a Fifth Mode of Transportation: The Hyperloop

Imagine traveling at speeds up to 800mph in a tube from San Francisco to LA! The trip might actually only take about 35 minutes if Elon Musk’s ideas are put into practice. The Hyperloop would also be cheaper than train, car, bus, or plane! WebpageFX takes a look at this in the following infographic.

Substance Abuse and Addiction Recovery in the U.S.

This infographic was designed for September’s National Recovery Month to help raise awareness about drug and alcohol abuse in the U.S. and spread a message of hope to those struggling with addiction. Learn about the abuse of heroin, cocaine, crystal meth, marijuana, spice and other drugs.

Top 10 Must-Do List For Sicily

Sicily villas specialist soloSicily has released this infographic to suggest the 10 best places to visit in Sicily, places that shouldn’t be missed. These destinations include a marvelous path from the Greek Theaters to the Sicilian Archipelagos, through the natural reserves, the temples, the Mt. Etna, the historic Market, the Baroque cities, and much more.

Ultimate Guide to Upcycling With Pallets

Ultimate Guide to Upcycling With Pallets

From a simple shelf to a complete house, wooden pallets are a fabulous material to upcycle with and what’s more they’re often free if you hunt around your local area. Terrys Fabrics shows us what can be done with pallets in the following infographic.

Breeding the Nutrition Out of Food

Our foods have lost many of the illness-fighting properties they once had. Over the course of decades, multinationals have been actively growing foods with a very low nutrient content that have the power to help us fight against illnesses. See the infographic below for a detailed look on what nutrient rich foods we’ve eliminated from our crops.

Getting High for an A: Stimulants as Studying Aids

The use of stimulants among college students is increasing by every year. While speeding up brain activity, thus causing increased alertness, attention, and energy, it also leads to an elevated blood pressure, increased heart rate and breathing. In time, this can lead to some serious health issues.

The Black and White of Stand Your Ground Law

This infographic shows that several states with brutal legacies have modified their self-defense laws in ways that many Americans wonder if these laws are as race-neutral as they claim to be.