This wonderful infographic sums up social media across multiple demographics within Corporate America in a nutshell. Enjoy!

This wonderful infographic sums up social media across multiple demographics within Corporate America in a nutshell. Enjoy!

Who needs an expensive social media consultant when you can train your employees in Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn best practices yourself?

This Mindflash infographic breaks down the types of social media users you’ll find in your company — the digital native, savvy technologist, reluctant user, digital newby and digital contrarian — and how to approach training each of them…

See the infographic below and read the rest of the article on Mashable.

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

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 they are embracing mobile payments startup — square — to collect micro-donations during boots-on-the-ground, grassroots events in the run-up to the election.

The number that catches my attention the most, though, is how active and dominating 18-29 year-olds are – across all age groups studied – in four main activities: watching online political videos, sharing election-related content, engaging politically, and posting original political content.

Why is this potentially crucial? History has taught us that young people just don’t care about politics, right? And older voters are the ones who go to the polls, right? Well, these numbers tell me that the first point is incorrect. The question is will the hype among young voters today materialize into votes come November?

Keep scrolling to see the infographic in its entirety.

Original Infographic Source:
MDG Blog
Monday, January 30th, 2012

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 the best WiFi, the best times to travel, how to avoid any hiccups getting through security, and so much more, enjoy…