Randall Hand est un spécialiste de la visualisation de données, il a fait une bien belle infographie que l’on peut trouver sur vizworld. Un petit aperçu :

I am currently in the US for a few days, and today it’s turkey day. To stay on the thanksgiving topic, here is a nice infographic find on mint.com: A wide version is here. And now, it’s time to cook the turkey, and the mash potatoes…

I found on this blog this infographic that shows the internet speeds and costs around the world.

This is an interactive nice infographic that shows percentages of total budgets allocated for Military, Healthcare and Education. To see it follow this link.

This is a picture I always partly draw myself on the blackboard during my lectures, but the complete one is much more impressive. I found it on a Cambridge web page that describes Tim Gowers’ lecture on computational complexity and quantum computation.

From this good post:

I find this one on a french blog (http://www.chrogeek.com), but I don’t know where the guy find it. Anyway, a short history of hacking (I know, the term is not the good one).

A nice infographic from http://www.visualeconomics.com, the original is here. Pay attention to the fact that reading is the smallest item in the list!

At first PPC is more interesting, then SEO becomes the solution after a while. At least that’s what this nice infographic from elliance is saying.

I will probably wrote one day about the folklore in SEO about the colour of the hats (white hats follow Google guidelines, black hats don’t, and grey hats are neutral), anyway the goal of my post is to present this infographic by seomoz. The original post is here. I won’t discuss about the graphic, but I’m pretty sure you can guess from it that the author (randfish, « a self-proclaimed professional white-hat SEO« ) is not a big fan of black hat techniques.