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Cyber Prime Statistics 

jack, why are you stealing my post not cool

When good Twitter accounts go bad. Whether it’s malicious intent or simple human error, Twitter users are increasingly at risk when it comes to protecting their privacy and reputation online. This infographic details several of the most recent and now infamous Twitter hacks, and examines common entry points for hackers, including weak passwords and malicious email attachments.

October 6th, 2011 by Michal Harush | Category: Data & Research, Infographic | 1 Comment " Get the full report at: http://www.commtouch.com/state-of-hacked-accounts

It is very true when you think about it.

Quite a tidy little infographic of what designers should think about when they are designing a website :) 

Interesting but I wanted you to find infographics associated with the communication section we are researching and writing.

Give As You Live suggests that some of the money now spent on buying stuff online could go to charitable causes - very easily The "Give As You Live" campaign is trying to get people to give some of the money now spent on internet shopping to help charitable causes - the idea being that every time someone shops online, a percentage of the spend can be donated to any UK charity of their choice.

With 59% of us banking online and given the steady stream of news about security breaches exposing millions of account numbers and personal info, here's an infographic on the importance of secure online banking. According to the results of a 2011 JustAskGemalto.com poll, 48% of consumers do not know the steps their bank may or may not have taken to keep them secure while banking online.

5.6 million tweets on the superbowl in 46 different countries and in 23 languages 

Online gaming statistics

Online Shopping is growing, both in the US and internationally. However, there are pretty notable differences in the ways that people engage the online marketplace, based on such factors as, age, race and gender (among others). This graphic takes a look at who is shopping online, it US data however...please remember to triangulate stats to check for accuracy before using them in your e-book and please remember to reference accurately and complete your bibliography for every item.

A range of infographics to explore...get some figures into those exploratory assignments will you please people!