Much too much information here, but lots of it is juicy!

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Posted by Philip Emmanuele, December 2012

Beautifully designed chart. U.S. eclipsed in 2012 by China for number of people on the web.

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, December 2012

Proof that the concept of “Left” and “Right” is meaningless these days. Look at Russia and China.

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Posted by Philip Emmanuele, December 2012

About time politicians realized the propaganda potential of infographics!

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Posted by Philip Emmanuele, December 2012

We spend a lot of time debating some of these issues. I personally will use it to reinforce my belief that using names in subject lines has more downside (data is wrong) than upside (seems that it doesn’t lift open rates).

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Posted by Philip Emmanuele, December 2012

I did poorly on this quiz. Then found out it was designed in England (#11 is Christmas Pudding).

Ho ho ho! The Colours of Christmas Quizographic comes from the festive folks at Find Me A Gift.

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, December 2012

Too many funny ones to single out just one

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, december 2012

Every one has some tidbit that is interesting. Here, there is a suggestion that mobile browsers may be using Amazon as a virtual showroom…that is, checking whether the store price is beaten on Amazon, but then researching online pricing more using other sites.

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Posted by Philip Emmanuele, December 2012

Lots of ink/pixels for basically 4 data points.

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Posted by Philip Emmanuele, December 2012

“Average” American? If the average American spends $600 on gifts, they can afford only a few of the items below.

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, December 2012