Digital Footprint by Generation Infographic

You’ve heard of a carbon footprint.  It’s the calculation that shows us how much carbon we are emitting through all sources.

In similar fashion, our digital footprint is the calculation of our interactions in a digital information environment through all different electronic sources.  Thanks to the talented folks over at Wikibon.org/Big Data, we can view these numbers in terms of some pretty important demographics.

Some of this big data we expected, but there are some surprises here.  Gen Xers are the biggest consumers of online video.  Gen Xers spend the most time online.  What surprised you?

7 Most Dreaded Shots in Golf and How to Fix Them #golf #infographic

Take a look at this infographic from mygolfinstructor.com and gain a little insight on problems you may have on the course.  It’s always a challenge to improve the long game so if you have any fixes or suggestions of your own, please be sure to leave a reply below.

#Infographic explaining the flash crash and recovery of stockmarket due to single fake AP tweet “Obama is injured.”

Should we call it Twerrorism?

Carbon Footprint #infographic: Yep, US and China are the worst offenders. Russia, India and Japan are right behind.

 

 

Thanks to Jasmine Hogal for this beeeeauuuuutiful infographic.

Earth Day #infographic: Interesting facts about scrap tires…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks to Pelmar Engineering for giving us incentive to properly recycle those tires.

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