As the wearable medical device category starts to emerge (and it is already), those folks worried about the government knowing what phone numbers they call are going to have quite the dilemma.

8 New Technologies Revolutionizing Health and Fitness infographic

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, June 2013

Destruction and Creation in the Dynamic Economy infographic

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, June 2013

Last week, everyone was worried the government was collecting data on everyone. Obviously, has been happening for as long as the credit card has existed, at least.

From personal experience, I know that while Acxiom has data one virtually everyone, it is frequently incorrect in major ways.

Data Brokers infographic by amccartney.

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, June 2013

Fascinating look at the network of organizations involved in non-profit work in water, sanitation and hygiene. If somehow there was a free-market component, I have to believe there would be fewer, larger recipient organizations, and that transfer and administration costs would go down, and impact would increase.

Who’s Funding Who: A Network View of Private WaSH Funding infographic

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, June 2013

It is good to see the conviction rate for fly-tippers is over 99%!

The True Cost Of Fly Tipping In The UK infographic by AttwoodDigital.

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, June 2013

Wyoming, North Dakota and New Hampshire. Check. Beautiful places, but what exactly is a grad to do there?

Oh, The Places You Should Go infographic

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, June 2013

Very effective infographic. Either follow 51 steps, or contact the publisher, an affiliate management company.

How To Start An Affiliate Program: 51 Point Checklist infographic

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, June 2013

I assume this was designed to be published in a print medium. Had trouble holding the monitor upside down!

Thatcher – Good or Evil? infographic by S_Gracey.

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, June 2013

The importance of picking a solid host.

What If Your WordPress Gets Hacked infographic

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, June 2013

Looks so innocent. Yet the operation will require 4X the annual freshwater output of Anchorage, and could kill what salmon fisheries we have left in Bristol Bay.

The Pebble Project: Economics & Employment infographic by visualcap.

Posted by Philip Emmanuele, June 2013