thedailywhat:

Infographic of the Day: Speaking of which, Goodreads compiled user data related to Twilight to determine that there exists a “Twilight Belt” in the United States — that is, a chain of bordering states where Twi-Hards are most likely to reside.

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See Also: On The Harsh Bigotry of Twilight-Haters.

newsweek:

We teamed up with media analytics firm OhMyGov to see who’s winning the social media primary for the GOP nomination. Lessons learned: Newt’s hanging with ghosts, Herman Cain tweets a lot, and Rick Santorum needs some friends.

cheatsheet:

Infographic of the day: Where news sites (and Hulu) get their traffic from.

reblogged via chitwoodandhobbs:

Season Recap Infographic

Not content with already wrapping up a C&H-proclaimed site of the year, Hoopism delivers yet another gem. We’ve already overindulged on the visualization of every slam dunk contest video, the entire slam dunk contest in one poster and championship hardware. This time Milton Un gives us the 2010-2011 season recapped in a snazzy infographic. Bravo, Milton. Bravo.

columnfive:

THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF AN NFL LOCKOUT

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 the possible economic impact of an NFL lockout.