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

It seems like the world is obsessed with Facebook, and if the infographic shown below from Mashable is any indication, that obsession is actually quite real.

How much does the problem of content clutter cost online publishers and internet users each year? The Newstex team put together The Cost of Content Clutter infographic shown below to provide a clear picture of the amount of time and money the proliferation of web publishing truly costs.

Do you use Twitter and Facebook to publish original content or to promote your blog, video, or other online content?

The future of news consumption could be summed up in six words: it's all about mobile and social. According to The Pew Research Center's Trends in News Consumption: 1991-2012 report, the news landscape is changing and even television is vulnerable.

In September, I published a post about The State of the Blogosphere 2010 infographic created by Infographiclabs. Today, I'm sharing another infographic which was created by Grasshopper Group.

Are you sending out your email messages at the best time to get the most opens and responses? Based on email volume between the fourth quarter of 2011 and the fourth quarter of 2012, it's doubtful.

How did Google become the powerhouse that it is today? Although it's hard to remember a time when Google wasn't the most popular search engine in the world or a time when Google wasn't the company behind many of the websites and tools that people use every day (like YouTube and Gmail), Google's enormous success didn't happen overnight

Linda Bass, one of the readers of the Newstex blog, pointed me in the direction of a fun infographic that depicts the 7 types of iPhone users.

Is traditional journalism old news? That is the question asked in an infographic from WorldWideLearn (shown below) that features statistics from Pew Research's State of the News Media 2013 report as well as statistics from the Federal Communications Commission, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and more.