You never know when useless trivia will come in handy. Did you know there are 19 billion chickens running around right now? That’s almost three chickens to every one person. Here are some more fun facts about chickens in this infographic from Snapple (yes, the drink company):
Personal social website platform Vizify has a little known feature called vizcards. They’re “bite sized” infographics that give people more information about you in a visually compelling way.
The third annual “Who Has Your Back?” report from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is now out.
In this annual report, the Electronic Frontier Foundation examined the policies of major Internet companies — including ISPs, email providers, cloud storage providers, location-based services, blogging platforms, and social networking sites — to assess whether they publicly commit to standing with users when the government seeks access to user data.
S0, how do some of your favorite companies stack up? Twitter and sonic.net are the only two companies who met all six criteria examined by the EFF: warrant for content, tells users about government data requests, publishes transparency reports, publishes law enforcement guidelines, fights for users’ privacy rights in courts and fights for users’ privacy rights in Congress.
Download the complete Who Has Your Back? 2013 report as a PDF.
(h/t 9to5Google)
Are you a high performing employee?
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Results from Dunkin’ Donuts and Career Builders’ annual survey on U.S. coffee consumption trends in the workplace showed scientists, PR pros and education administrators are java junkies.
Other tweetable findings include:
I fall into the PR pro category, yet I’m not a coffee drinker. What about you?