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Anatomy of a U.S. Taxpayer [Infographic]

Perhaps a more fitting infographic would be “Anatomy of the Complex and Painful U.S. Tax System” but this is pretty clever. Enjoy… Source: obizmedia via visual.ly

Feb 14th

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The Social Campaign: The Growing Reach of Social...

I love social media, infographics, and am a political junkie, so this is worth the post. The factoid in the infogaphic below are astounding, but not totally surprising. To see how dramatically the utilization of social media and social networks in politics – between 2008 and 2012 – has grown is impressive. Even today, President Barack Obama and presidential candidate Mitt Romney announced that...

Jan 31st

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Jan 28th

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Jan 24th

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“Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities! Without a humble but...”

– Norman Vincent Peale

Jan 14th

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“Be a yardstick of quality. Some people aren’t used to an environment where...”

– Steve Jobs

Jan 14th

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#Infographic: The Best Airports for Business...

While I personally find most of the airports mentioned as the top #tech airports in the US completely insufferable, I still think that this infographic is great. Airline data is pretty cool, and there are so many great factoids in this fabulous infographic from OnlineMBA.com. So for all you frequent flyer’s out there, if you need to find out which airport has outlets, which airlines have...

Jan 13th

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Jan 7th

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The Top Tech Trends: 2011

Fabulous #infographic from the brilliant minds over at Daily Infographic. See what was trending in tech last year such as daily deals sites, geolocation, apps, tablets, and so much more.

Jan 6th

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INFOGRAPHIC: The Social Media Statistics Of Today

We know social media is ubiquitous, with Facebook’s 800+ million users, Twitter’s 100+ million active users, etc., but what do those numbers tell us about how we — individuals, companies, brands, etc. — consume and share media? Well, thanks to a great post by Shea Bennett at MediaBistro, and the visual synthesis by Dream Systems Media of data provided by AdAge, this...

Jan 5th

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Dec 31st

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Dec 26th

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Dec 23rd

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5 Big Reasons CEOs Should Get Social

It takes a bold, bright, and cutting edge CEO to bet the company on Social Media (or to at least fully embrace it). Notable CEO’s who have taken this path include the likes of Richard Branson [Virgin Group], Phil Libin [Evernote], Drew Patterson [Jetsetter], Matt Flannery [Kiva.org], and Craig Leavitt [Kate Spade]. This wonderful #infographic provides us with a visual journey on the “Social CEO.”...

Dec 21st

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Anatomy of an advertising emergency [Infographic]

Great #infographic portraying the “advertising emergency” by Advergirl. Sad thing is, most of this is so true.

Dec 21st

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Dec 21st

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Branding And How It Works In The Social Media Age

Interested in brand interaction by US consumers in the social media space? Then check out this fabulous #infographic brought to us by the folks at AYTM. Source: AYTM Market Research

Dec 20th

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Dec 12th

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Nov 29th

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“When research wears the cloak of content marketing, it’s a recipe for the...”

– Tom Webster November 9, 2011 BrandSavant

Nov 16th

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The meaning of Social Media

I recently posed a question to my friends on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and on LinkedIn to better understand how different people view the “meaning of social media.” The way I worded the question was deliberately confusing, as “meaning” can be interpreted in so many different way. For example, simply search for “social media definition” in Google and you will...

Nov 15th

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How 5 Tech Giants Are Giving Back to Education →

For many of us, technology makes life more manageable. We spend time communicating with a number of different people through multiple digital platforms — without even picking up a phone. We can shop and take college courses online. We have plenty of gadgets and gizmos. But while consumer electronics are commonplace for many, we must remember that 68% of Americans don’t have a home Internet...

Nov 4th

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