
Do You Remember What “Social” Was Before Facebook? [Infographic]



The company recognizes about 4,000 identities, each with at least 1,500 followers. It started with a handful of major sports voices and identified accounts connected to them. The company then filtered those results and repeated the process until the Pro Sports Twitterverse became clear as an interactive infographic.
Join us on July 31 for our Social Curation Summit in New York, where you'll learn new strategies to connect and engage with your audience using visual communities such as Pinterest, BO.LT, and Tumblr. Speakers include Scott Belsky (Behance), Shane Rahmani (Thrillist), and Elias Roman (Songza Media). Register by June 7 and save. 
Social Advertising Reaching New Heights, a new infographic from Flowtown, explores what companies think of social advertising, how they’re using it and how well it seems to be working for them. Check it out after the jump.

Last year visual marketing and data visualization firm Lemon.ly released 2010 Social Media All Stars, an MLB-style roster of the top social networks of the year. Now, back by popular demand, Lemon.ly has released their 2nd Annual Social Media All Stars lineup. Who made the cut? Find out after the jump.

In a new infographic shared exclusively with Social Times, PEER 1 Hosting explores the privacy settings on both Facebook and Google+ and reveals that even if we have our privacy settings in place we may not be as protected as we think we are.

A new infographic from do-it-yourself Facebook page builder tool Pagemodo illustrates the ways in which Facebook is helping companies generate business and increase their revenue.

A new infographic from Column Five Media and InboxQ, a service for asking and answering questions on Twitter, explores which people are getting asked the most questions on Twitter.

‘What If Social Media Sites Were Your Neighbors?’ brings together Facebook, Twitter, Turntable.fm, YouTube, Google Plus, Flickr, Wikipedia, Path, Reddit and Myspace and illustrates what it would be like if they all lived in your building. Who would be the noisy neighbor? Who would be the cat lady? And who would live in the dark, murky basement?
A new infographic from fitness, health and happiness guide Greatist, the Complete Guide to Tracking Your Health & Fitness Online, provides all the details you need to know about how to use the web to stay in shape.

A new infographic from video chat app Rounds called The Evolution of the Long-Distance Relationship explores the ways in which technology has developed throughout history to make long distance relationships easier.

How do you use video chat? Do you use it to talk to friends and family? To play games? Watch movies? Keep your long-distance relationship afloat? A new infographic from video chat app Rounds, The Video Connection, explores the ways in which we use video chat, as well as the demographics of those who are chatting.