Dyfed Loesche
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Infographic: Who's Been Serving on the Security Council?
This chart shows non-permanent members of the UN Security Council with most years of terms since 1945. → Read More
Infographic: Health Costs, Tobacco Revenues & Prevention Spending
This chart shows U.S. tobacco health costs, tax revenues & prevention spending 2018 (in billion U.S. dollars)* → Read More
Infographic: Growing Concern Over Animosity Towards Journalists
This chart shows countries ranked by level of pressfreedom in 2018 → Read More
Infographic: The World Turning Digital
Digitalization is connecting the world. As of 2018, two thirds of the world's 7.6 billion people have mobile phones, of which roughly half are also smart. This compares to more than half of the world having access to the internet overall, according to data presented by Hootsuite and We Are Social. When it comes to social media, almost 3 billion users use it on mobile devices. → Read More
Infographic: School Shootings in America
This chart shows the number of reported school shootings in the United States since 2013 → Read More
Infographic: Where's a Marketing Budget to Go?
This chart shows the share of respondents who want to invest more of their budget in following marketing areas → Read More
Infographic: Mladic is 1 of 161 Indicted For Crimes in the Balkans Wars
This infographic shows key figures of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague → Read More
Infographic: Why Kim Won't Give Up His Nukes
This chart shows the years that elapsed between the dismantlement of nuclear weapons programs & violent death of dictators → Read More
Infographic: Feeling Tracked & Taking Counter-Measures Against Ads
This chart shows online users noticing their web-movements are being tracked and frequency of action taken (in percent) → Read More
Infographic: Americans Think the Supreme Court Should Strike Down Dubious District Boundaries
This chart shows the share of Americans who think Supreme Court should uphold or strike down redrawn districts → Read More
Infographic: Mobile First for the News Industry
This chart shows change in website visits by industry, year-over-year in Q2 2017 (in percent) → Read More
Infographic: Which Television Series Are Americans Watching?
This chart shows the percent share of U.S. respondents who watch following TV series 2017 → Read More
Infographic: Eiffel Tower is the Most Instagrammed European Attraction
This chart shows the most instagrammed tourist attractions within Europe, by number of tags (in millions) → Read More
Infographic: Beer's a Major Source of Revenue at the Oktoberfest
This chart shows the amount of beer poured at the Munich Oktoberfest in Germany and gross revenue generated from beer sales → Read More
Infographic: Netflix's Nominations & Wins at the Emmys
This chart shows number of nominations and wins for Netflix original programs at the Primetime Emmy Awards → Read More
Infographic: U.S. States With the Most Bankruptcies
This chart shows the number of bankruptcy filings in the United States for the 12 months through June 2017, by state → Read More
Infographic: Who's Freelancing in America?
The chart shows age cohorts of freelance workers in the United States and degree to which workers freelance as of 2016 → Read More
States with most approved DACA applications
In five years 790,000 applicants have been granted special permission to stay in the U.S. via the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Have a look at which states granted most applications. → Read More
States with most approved DACA applications
In five years 790,000 applicants have been granted special permission to stay in the U.S. via the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Have a look at which states granted most applications. → Read More
States with most approved DACA applications
In five years 790,000 applicants have been granted special permission to stay in the U.S. via the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Have a look at which states granted most applications. → Read More