Flowtown has released another new Infographic and this time it’s on How Teenagers Use Mobile Phones. Some of the key findings from their research was 75% of all teenagers in the US now have a mobile phone, while almost 35% of teenagers send over 100 text messages per day, one in three people text while [...]
Continue reading...Monday, March 22, 2010
I thought I’d throw up another great social media infographic / visualisation / chart or what ever you want to call them! This time it’s on Facebook Statistics for 2010, showcasing things like total users, global reach, mobile usage .etc along with a pretty cool timeline of the key milestones in Facebook’s history so far.
Continue reading...Monday, March 8, 2010
This beautifully designed infographic from Permuto visualises some of the latest shopper data from the US Census Bureau. What’s interesting to see, is that eCommerce (including phone & catalogue sales) is starting to “out sell” many of the traditional bricks and mortar categories in the US. There is some debate as to the exact numbers being used in [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, March 3, 2010
I’m in a bit of a statistical mood this week and have been hunting down all sorts of charts to keep my sanity in order, and this chart is an absolute winner. It shows (by percentage) the average age demographics and distribution across all the major social networks. We often get people talking about how [...]
Continue reading...Monday, March 1, 2010
This video by Jesse Thomas is getting some serious attention since being launched on Vimeo last week. The format is simple, a great combination of animation meets statistical visualisation to showcase some of the most recently released stats on the state of the internet. It provides us with some great insight into what’s going on [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Kevin Weil the Analytics Lead at Twitter released a new presentation about how they are store and analyze of it’s 100 Billion tweets. The presentation is generally focused on different technical conditions but there are also some useful business requirements related to analysis and the storage of massive data as well.
Continue reading...Sunday, February 15, 2009
Perhaps one of the only real benefactors of the global recession so far is LinkedIn – the most widely used Business Networking site on the planet, with more people than ever out of work globally, LinkedIn is booming according to ComScore, with unique visitors up over 22% in January (2009) to over 7.7 million uniques in just the US, not [...]
Continue reading...Monday, January 26, 2009
Facebook stats have been off the charts over the last few months, putting on an additional 20 million unique visitors in December 2008, up from 200 million in November 2008 to 220 Million unique visits to facebook, while in contrast MySpace only managed 4 million according to comscore. Which makes facebook about twice the size [...]
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