The weekend is upon us, and it’s time to close another week of Daily Viz from Visual Loop. AppSpire, Prism Casino, Tech in Asia, Business Degree and Couchbase provided today’s infographics, featuring some interesting info about gaming apps and social games.
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Some call it the ‘Console Wars’. But we prefer to look at them as companies that help providing us with endless hours of fun. Nintendo, PlayStation and X-Box compete on a multi-billion dollar business, not to mention the PC Gamers, who are far from being convinced that a console is better. Today’s infographics cover that and a lot more, with the help of Statista, a2Designs, Game Spot and Extreme Tech.
Today’s selection starts with a couple of charts about the Gaming Industry in the U.S., from Statista and Steven L. Johnson, followed by a colorful history of video games, provided by Colour Lovers. This Daily Viz from Visual Loop comes to a close with One More Level‘s look at the games people play and by Online Dating‘s take on video game movies.
For a huge part of the Gaming community, spending hours facing impossible challenges in front of a computer or TV has nothing to do with ‘just fun’. Science tries to uncover the true measure of impact gaming has in our brains, but even without that full knowledge, it’s obvious that playing video games is something far from being ‘bad’. Today’s selection, courtesy of Gamehouse, Lumosity, Frugal Dad, Online Universities and OnlineUniversity.net, shows a few different dimensions of the impact Games cause in our lifes – and many might be surprised with some of the information presented here today.
Tomorrow, June 5th, this year’s edition of the E3 starts, and the Gaming world will be, once again, paying full attention to all the latest developments from the top companies. Therefore, we ‘ll dedicate the next two weeks of Daily Viz from Visual Loop to the favorite entertainment of both kids and grownups. Today’s selection features the works of Techvibes, 1000 Games, Playr2, Pando Networks and Statista.
Closing another week of infographic inspiration here on the Daily Viz from Visual Loop, Wistia‘s take on videos being watched in the workplace, while Resoomay explains why recruiters should use video interviews. After that, Hightable shows how is the TV landscape changing, and Focus projects the Future of Video Renting.
For today’s selection, we’re featuring the infographics produced by IMD, Wistia, Conviva and The Wall Street Journal. You’ll find more tips on the use of video for advertising, some different looks at the evolution of entertainment in our living room, as well as some relevant questions and insights about the growth of streaming, versus the traditional video.
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Let’s star this edition of the Daily Viz from Visual Loop with a look at how Web Streaming has evolved over time, and the media consumption habits across generations in the U.S. These two works come from SherWeb and Online MBA, and are followed by three infographics that might be interesting to those working with Marketing and Advertising. Brian Sieber‘s explains how Videos go viral, BuySellAds shows why brands aren’t accessing Online Video Ads, and Zoopy brings their view of the Future of Mobile Video.
It’s obvious we had to dedicate at least one day of this week to YouTube – after all, it’s Online Video week, here on the Daily Viz from Visual Loop, which, for many people, i’ts the same thing as saying it’s ‘YouTube week’. The impact YouTube is having in our society is still to be fully understood, but it’s huge. Therefore, today, with the help from Tech Welkin, Social Media Sonar, Free Make, New Media Rock Stars and Google, we’ll dive into YouTube’s history and impressive achievements throughout the years..
For this last week of May, we decided to select some designs related to online video. And we’ll be going beyond YouTube, trying to understand what’s the real future of entertainment, and for television specifically. So, to start this exciting series, let’s look at the recent history of online video, by The Blog Herald, the evolution of the television and entertainment, brought by Microsoft, and the web video stats, from We Capture. Closing today’s Daily Viz from Visual Loop, Clicker‘s overview of the online video popularity around the World, and the Kony craze, as seen by Online Schools.
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