The website Founders and Founders has some cool infographics, arranged in their pinterest-like interface. A great example of the use of visual social media for crafting clear and viral messages. If you plan to be an entrepreneur, have a look!
This infographic has over 6000 likes:
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An interactive and exciting website is available to “Change the world one map at a time”: it is Show World.
Very informative and at the same time fun to play with. I checked out Illiteracy rate:
This image shows very cleary – more than 1000 words – why our NGO Kolours is focus on education in India.
And the next one is also self-explanatory: any comment?
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A nice article on what are infographics and why they are useful can be found here, and here’s a short video on the valueo of visualization by Column Five:
Thank you Martin for the hint
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Certainly you have heard about the Twitter Revolution and the Arab Spring. A nice infographic on the topic has recently been published on Mashable. Impressive presence of Saudi Arabia.
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“Sociological Images: Seeing is Believing is designed to encourage all kinds of people to exercise and develop their sociological imagination by presenting brief sociological discussions of compelling and timely imagery that spans the breadth of sociological inquiry.”
Sociological Images is an interesting blog that uses pictures to provoke and discuss current sociological issues, from ads to infographs, barcharts to videos. Similarly “Graphic Sociology” provides a collection in infographics and infovis on the topic of sociology:
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