14 June 11
It’s A Facebook World… Other Social Networks Just Live In It In June 2009, Facebook was already quite big, and at the end of that year its accelerating growth became even more apparent. By December 2010, the map colored bluer than ever. The trend shows no signs of stopping this year. How long until it turns all blue?

It’s A Facebook World… Other Social Networks Just Live In It

In June 2009, Facebook was already quite big, and at the end of that year its accelerating growth became even more apparent. By December 2010, the map colored bluer than ever.

The trend shows no signs of stopping this year. How long until it turns all blue?

6 January 11
Twitter Usage: How States Compare Ever wonder how your state stacks up to others in terms of Twitter usage? Boston’s Hubspot has put together this graphic to illustrate how states rank per capita. Click through for the full size infographic.

Twitter Usage: How States Compare

Ever wonder how your state stacks up to others in terms of Twitter usage? Boston’s Hubspot has put together this graphic to illustrate how states rank per capita. Click through for the full size infographic.

3 November 10
Typographic Map of Boston By: Axis Maps

Typographic Map of Boston

By: Axis Maps

10 March 10
Boston T map poster By: Big Nickel Graphics

Boston T map poster

By: Big Nickel Graphics

16 September 09
Bright Lights - The Best States for Alternative Energy As we move towards an electricity grid made up of renewable energy, it’s a good idea to see from where that energy is going to come. Some places in the country are more naturally suited towards generating certain kinds of power; it’s much sunnier in the southwest and windier in the Great Plains. Click through for the full size infographic. (via: good.is)

Bright Lights - The Best States for Alternative Energy

As we move towards an electricity grid made up of renewable energy, it’s a good idea to see from where that energy is going to come. Some places in the country are more naturally suited towards generating certain kinds of power; it’s much sunnier in the southwest and windier in the Great Plains.

Click through for the full size infographic.

(via: good.is)