The Perks of Working at Google, Facebook, Twitter and More [INFOGRAPHIC] Are you a techie looking for work? We recently offered some tips on landing jobs at Google, Apple and Facebook, but there are more companies in the Valley than those three. And you might be wondering what the culture is like at each of these companies, as well as at LinkedIn, Twitter, Eventbrite, Gaia and Tagged. Back in Augu
The only thing cooler than a million dollars is, well, a billion dollars. Fortunately for social game creators, that's just how much the industry is set to rake in this year. Indeed, it's big business, and it's not just for Internet nerds. In fact, one out of every five Americans over the age of six has played an online social game at least once -- that's 56 million people, all told. Zynga alone h
The fast-growing browser had about 160 million users in May, up from 120 million in December 2010, according to eWeek, which correctly predicted Chrome would hit 200 million users in October. Chrome's growth had been noted elsewhere. The browser has about 15% market share and in some markets, like the UK, it has surpassed Firefox's share to become the second most popular browser after IE. Among Ma
Since its launch in the summer of 2006, Twitter has become the leader in microblogging, limiting even its most famous users to a concise 140 characters. This infographic details Twitter's most influential content creators, staggering adoption rates, and struggle to turn a profit. Curious about The Biebs' first tweet? Wondering which event caused the latest tweets-per-second record? Scroll on down
Which Country Has the World's Fastest Internet? [INFOGRAPHIC] Which county has the world's fastest Internet service? How about South Korea. That's according to a new study from content delivery service Pando Networks that sampled some 35 petabytes of data from 27 million downloads and 224 countries. The service found that South Korea is top in the world in terms of download speed, averaging 17.62
We've long known that casual gaming is on the rise. Busy professionals, parents and retirees may not be inclined to pick up an Xbox controller, but they're certainly flinging Angry Birds on the train and growing virtual crops by the bushel. The ubiquity of mobile and the feats of modern web browsers are certainly at the root of these new pastimes. The result? The demographic once known as "gamers"
Americans Spend 23% of Internet Time on Social Networks [STUDY] According to the report -- which combines data from Nielsen mobile and online meters, buzz data and a survey -- Internet users spend more than twice as much time on social networks (including blogs) as they do on online games, the next top web destination by time. The most popular social network as measured by Nielsen online meters is
A Look at the Growing "Work From Home" Phenomenon [INFOGRAPHIC] Working from home is more prevalent and more widely accepted than ever. With 26.2 million teleworkers in the U.S. in 2010, the virtual workforce is expected to grow in coming years. For starters, 56% of senior leaders and hiring managers at Fortune 500 companies believe that the workforce will steadily or greatly increase at their com
As we continue to work through our Angry Birds addiction, this playful infographic offers some consolation. We're not alone in our attraction to flinging the flying fowl, but would like some answers, and this infographic is happy to oblige with lots of solid research. Why can't we stop playing this game that started on iPhone and now keeps spreading like wildfire on multiple platforms? Why is it s
Donny Deutsch, the former adman and talk show host, once recounted a story about a Mitsubishi Super Bowl ad that was tagged with the URL seewhathappens.com. The ad got 600,000 clicks, Deutsch said, which prompted the carmaker to ask, "Is that good?" Deutsch answered: "We told the client it was great, so it was great!" The Mitsubishi campaign ran almost eight years ago. Have things changed? Well, a
The 341-page report, released by UK telecommunications regulator Ofcom, is sprinkled with nuggets of information about mobile data consumption among smartphone users, as well as larger telecommunications trends in Internet, radio and TV usage. Here are some of the takeaways regarding smartphone usage: 37% of adults and 60% of teens admit they are highly addicted to their smartphones. 81% of smartp
China Is Second Largest Market for App Store Downloads [STUDY] The total number of downloads in Asia "grew significantly" in the past six months, the Distimo study found, while downloads from western countries decreased. Unfortunately for many app developers, the number of paid downloads and overall sales revenue still lag behind the U.S. (by about a third) and Europe. Customers would rather downl
Now that Microsoft bought Skype for $8.5 billion, LinkedIn's IPO valued the company at $8.9 billion after its first day of trading, and Facebook's estimated value is pushing $100 billion, you might be starting to wonder if buying into user numbers rather than revenue is a good idea. Social media site G+, a community of professionals, entrepreneurs and academics, put together this detailed infograp
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