Hard to believe only 30% of Fortune 500 CEO’s have any social presence (and most of that is LinkedIn). I would have thought the PR/Marketing Depts would insist. I doubt Rupert Murdoch writes all his own Tweets.
Posted by Philip Emmanuele, July 2012
Hard to believe only 30% of Fortune 500 CEO’s have any social presence (and most of that is LinkedIn). I would have thought the PR/Marketing Depts would insist. I doubt Rupert Murdoch writes all his own Tweets.
Posted by Philip Emmanuele, July 2012
“Sankey diagrams are a specific type of flow diagram, in which the width of the arrows is shown proportionally to the flow quantity. They are typically used to visualize energy or material transfers between processes.”
(source: Wikipedia, article ‘Sankey diagram)
Seem to be mostly used for energy related infographics.
Posted by Philip Emmanuele, July 2012
From Flowing Data
The Mitt Romney campaign put this venn diagram up a few days ago, aiming to show the “promise gap.” On the left is an Obama promise, and on the right is the result. In the middle, the combination of the promise and the result, is the gap. Wait, that’s not right.
Posted by Philip Emmanuele, July 2012
Infographics tend to focus on “big.”
Older data (2010), but Google hasn’t gotten smaller since.
From: BusinessMBA.org
Posted by Philip Emmanuele, July 2012
Actually, I can sympathizes with the TSA. Everyone loves to take shots, but if 1 bad guy gets by because they didn’t grope, we’d all be sorry.
Created by: OnlineCriminalJusticeDegree.com
Posted by Philip Emmanuele, July 2012
Created by: OnlineGraduatePrograms.com
Posted by Philip Emmanuele, July 2012
It does seem like one too many social networks. “For every minute spent on Google +, 1000 are spent on Facebook.”
Posted by Philip Emmanuele, July 2012