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We’ve been talking about the new workstyle and how work is evolving now for several months including laying out the ten characteristics that define it and four reasons why it’s mobile.  We’ve gotten so much great feedback and interest on the topic that we decided to create an infographic that provides a snapshot of what the new workstyle is all about …

Have you ever wondered how students in other departments spend their days?  When they aren’t sitting behind you in a first year seminar, what’s on their minds and how are they working toward their goals?  Here’s a fun look at a typical day for students in several common college majors. (Click on the infographic below …

We live in an age where smartphones allow us to connect to the Internet and perform tasks once thought to be impossible. People today are more concerned about privacy on their mobile phones than ever before, but are unclear about what is at risk and how they can protect their privacy. To help clarify, we …

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Hunch’s latest data project was to analyze how food preferences vary by political ideology. Following the infographic is more background and analysis, including some comparisons to findings from 18 months ago when Hunch first looked at this issue. (Click on the infographic below to learn more.)  Via Column Five for Hunch Like infographics? So do we.

Bigger doesn’t always mean better when it comes to foreign aid. Small countries can have deep pockets too — and some are much deeper than their larger neighbors. Take Norway, for example. The $4.58 billion it gives away is almost double what Switzerland donates – impressive already, but when you consider the Scandinavian kingdom’s scant …

With April showers finally behind us, folks are no doubt ready for the clouds to break and the sun to shine. Summer’s just around the corner, and for plenty of people the season means a favorite American pastime: a trip to the local amusement park. (Click on the onfographic below to learn more.) Via Column …

First coined by Martin Feregrino in 1959, the term ‘knowledge worker’ describes anyone who develops, works with, or uses information in the workplace. As information-centric services rise in the modern economic paradigm, knowledge workers are becoming the fastest growing sector of the world’s workforce, driving 70 percent of economic growth.  (Click on the infographic below …

If you had billions of dollars to burn, how would you spend it?  That’s just what the US Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) asked 99.8% of Title IV public and private universities. Below, we’ve taken notes on the breakdown of those dollars spent in 2009–click through our notebook page by page to see …

Mother’s day is just around the corner, have you ordered her something yet? From a good night kiss to being your biggest supporter, it sometimes feels like your mom can do anything. But what is the true value of your mother? This graphic, directly inspired by Gary Vaynerchuk, examines the ROI of your MOM. (Click on the infographic …

What might the economic impact of an NFL lockout look like if negotiations between the owners and the player’s union continue to stall? In taking a look back at how much revenue each NFL season generates for local, apparel, and beer vendors, not to mention the jobs that support each NFL franchise, Focus.com has visualized …