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parrappaJul 31, 2010
Unnecessary... Use of.... Periods?
thebrownkidJul 31, 2010
I think.... it's Stevie... from "Malcom in the Middle.'
gerrylazloAug 1, 2010
Drama!
paidhimaAug 1, 2010
There are millions of teenage parents out there that will tell you a period is never unnecessary.
hipmanAug 1, 2010
Thanks for the image....
scy1192Aug 1, 2010
ellipsis
parrappaAug 1, 2010
Get over yourself. Some of us aren't blessed with PhD level English courses. That's much too advanced for me.
scy1192Aug 1, 2010
@Parrappa
actually, I'm in High School
32koalaAug 1, 2010
*ellipses (plural of ellipsis)
akula89Aug 1, 2010
Get over yourself. Some of us aren't blessed with PhD level English Grammar courses. That's much too advanced for me.
/s
whacklyAug 1, 2010
points of ellipsis, actually. a.k.a.
fungowskiAug 1, 2010
32koala ftw http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsis
pocketjacksAug 1, 2010
Seinfeld reference. What's...the deal...with that?
whacklyAug 1, 2010
Wouldn't Seinfeld have said "What is the deal" without the contract or the pause before "the deal?" In fact, it seems to me, the pauses signaled by the points of ellipsis would be completely absent though there would be an emphasis on the words "What" and "deal." Perhaps those could be expressed, in the "vernacular", by writing those words in all caps?
majoroutageAug 1, 2010
Seinfeld doesn't pause, though.
Shatner imitating Seinfeld. That must be it.
Closed AccountAug 1, 2010
Unnecessary use of 4K resolutions?
Closed AccountJul 31, 2010
Goddammit! This could've been interesting. What retarded dumbass decided to put it in unreadable infographic format?
whacklyAug 1, 2010
You, my friend, are hereby seconded and recognized as correct.
genericdiggerJul 31, 2010
So what's the deal with airline bloggers?
thebrownkidJul 31, 2010
Is it just me or is there something wrong with the "How old are bloggers?" numbers?
metaliqAug 1, 2010
7% = 60%?
kaykfrinkAug 1, 2010
I think "between 18 and 24" should be "between 18 and 44".
Didn't anybody proof read this thing?
bandomacAug 1, 2010
No, they are bloggers.
seatonAug 1, 2010
I could have sworn that title read "What's the deal with Boogers?" (Graphic).
Needless to say, I am disappointed.
seatonAug 1, 2010
I could have sworn that title read "What's the deal with Boogers?" (Graphic).
Needless to say, I am disappointed.
wxturtleAug 1, 2010
So 7% of bloggers are between 18 and 24 and 60% of bloggers are between 18 and 24.
Interesting.
nmanguyAug 1, 2010
Looks like whoever did this didn't abide by the grade school rule of "read it before you submit it"
Closed AccountAug 1, 2010
"A look at who's making infographics and why do they have a job."
azamgilAug 1, 2010
If the person had proofread it, it should be 60% are between 18 and 44
Closed AccountAug 1, 2010
Which is probably pretty close to the number of internet users in that age range anyway.
doshindudeAug 1, 2010
What's the deal with a 2,084px × 4,313px image? My netbook is having a seizure.
factorof13Aug 1, 2010
Pause your porn torrents.
bsriram7Aug 1, 2010
Haha, I logged in just to digg your comment. Brilliant!
gerrylazloAug 1, 2010
There is a lot more money being made in blogging then I thought.
ralphthemagiAug 1, 2010
It's not that good when you have to work 80+hrs a week to create that content all yourself, and then have to pay 15% in SS + Medicare. It ends up being less than $25/hr.
honoredmuleAug 1, 2010
It's great if you're Canadian though. At our cost of living in many places, $100k/y is a pretty comfortable income even with taxes extracted.
gerrylazloAug 1, 2010
25/h is $52,000 in take home pay. If you can't live a pretty damn good life on that much, you need to move to a suburb.
nmanguyAug 1, 2010
I'd like to know more about that Graduate Degree category. Like, how many of those are MBA's or a Ph.D. in English literature, and how many of those are real?
adamweberAug 1, 2010
Did anybody else read the title in the voice of Stevie from Malcolm in the Middle?
bahamut240Aug 1, 2010
I read it in a Seinfeld voice.
funkylokiAug 1, 2010
I read it as Stewie
pred4torAug 1, 2010
this thing doesnt even fit on my 24" monitor
scy1192Aug 1, 2010
if you have Opera, there's a nice "Fit to Width" button that works perfectly
gozrothAug 1, 2010
Am I the only person that can't stand the word "Blogosphere"?
halphpriceAug 1, 2010
nope, it should be hyphenated, and then understood how stupid it is.
Blog-O-Sphere.
now how cool is that word, not reall.
fungowskiAug 1, 2010
when people (read:bloggers) use that term in a genuine way it gives me compound double douche chills
anomalouscloudsAug 1, 2010
This raises a new question: What's the deal with repetitive "infographics?" I've seen all this s**te spread around before, and before.
perrymAug 1, 2010
and how many do their own reporting and news coverage?
im betting less than 1%.
its all well and good saying that newspapers etc are going to die but when they do and stop publishing news etc, a lot of blogs are dead too.
halphpriceAug 1, 2010
some do their own research and stuff, and newspapers rip them off more often. read the paper they reference blogs often. once is too much.
sirbetaAug 1, 2010
What's...the Deal...With Infographics?
godblewupAug 1, 2010
yeah but how much money are bloggers making from their blogs ? ill bet 98% of bloggers make under $100 a year from adverts like google adsense as most blogs have about 10 readers if theyre lucky
akula89Aug 1, 2010
"yeah but how much money are bloggers making from their blogs ? " didn't click the link , did you?
s0nicfreakAug 2, 2010
How much money do you make online? Even if they make only $100, that is an extra $100 for doing something they would likely do for free.
mcnichsAug 1, 2010
The title makes me feel like I have...a...speech...impediment.
curtis2011Aug 1, 2010
An estimated 143,000,000 blogs on the internet and the average one makes more than $42,000 from the blog alone?
According to this data, the world's bloggers are making almost $6 trillion per year in revenue.
(This data is worthless)
akseitzAug 1, 2010
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wolfboyzAug 1, 2010
What's the deal with uploading a 150 DPI infographic on the web? Here's a readable version:
http://img828.imageshack.us/img828/4658/blogosphere3.png
pdkidAug 1, 2010
Anyone else find it unlikely that 40% of bloggers have graduate degrees?
fungowskiAug 1, 2010
When I outsource web projects, I usually reject anybody who is a regular blogger or one of those social media freaks. All that wasted navel gazing gets passed down to the customer, you know.
slvrbullet87Aug 1, 2010
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fungowskiAug 1, 2010
i'm the outsourcer so I hold all the cards
akseitzAug 1, 2010
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memperAug 1, 2010
No... Shatner reference.... due to.... title ellipses.... yet?
kewl4evaAug 1, 2010
Informative article..
Closed AccountAug 1, 2010
hope the income rubs off