Women, Blogging and Social Media - Numbers Don't Lie

Facebook might hold the top spot as the largest social network of active users by a very wide margin, but the battle for second place is heating up.

What does the Twitterverse look like in 2012? Infographic Labs gives us a peak into the world of Twitter in a new infographic called Twitter 2012 (see it below).

The world was obsessed with celebrities and sports in 2015 based on Google's top search trends of 2014. According to Google, the top search of the year was Robin Williams followed by World Cup. Even the top Google Doodles of 2014 were related to sports.

The team at Infographiclabs put together a great infographic that provides a visual representation of the state of the blogosphere in 2010, which was first published on The Blog Herald.

For the past few years, Ignite Social Media has conducted an analysis of demographic and geographic social network traffic, and last week, the 2011 report was released.

While Google and the FTC aren't fans of native advertising, brands and content publishers are, and for many consumers and online audiences, as long as they know when content has been sponsored by an advertiser, they're accepting of it.

As 2014 draws to a close, let's take a look at the state of blogging this year. Blogging has been around for over 20 years, and it shows no signs of slowing down.

The 2015 Super Bowl posted the highest television audience numbers in history with Katy Perry's half-time show bringing in even more viewers than the actual game.

What's the real story about the future of the media industry?