Partly due to the succes of social media & networks, socialgaming is also very hot at the moment. 20% of the U.S. population has ever played a game on a social network and 35% of them have never played an other video game. It is expected that in 2012 68.7 million Americans will be playing social games. This and more in the following Infographic. Read More

Last year, more Facebook users changed their status to single than in a relationship — 24 percent versus 31 percent. Only three out of every five users show their relationship statuses at all, and such listings appear more frequently among Facebookers in the U.S., South Africa, Iceland, the U.K. and Canada.
Frequent Facebook users are hurting their self-esteem. Read on for the full infographic.
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For anyone who wants to start a revolution, or a company, Twitter can be a successful medium. For the rest of the world it can be a waste of time, because they are not able to push the message to the people who they want to reach. And for some it is no more than a lot of nonsense that is limited to 140 characters, such as the following Infographic shows. Do you consider twitter as a waste of time? Read More

The guys at 9gag.com made an infographic on why gaming is good for you. Read More

The guys from Jess3 made an infographic which illustrates the role content plays in helping brands meet business objectives and buyers reach their individual goals. An added value is its outline for measuring content marketing success. Read More

In 1987 Thomas Knoll, a student at the University of Michigan, started writing his own program on a Macintosh Plus machine to display ‘grayscale’ images. The program, named Display, draw attention of his brother John Knoll, who suggested Thomas should make a full photo edit program. Firstly the program was called Imagepro, later in 1988 Thomas called it Photoshop.  Read More

ast food is a part of American life, whether we like it or not. But social media users aren’t scarfing down that junk, are they? Sounds like a good topic for a survey filled with statistics that are both obvious and surprising. Read More