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On February 8, 2013, there’s something exciting and unique happening worth mentioning to our followers from Austin. It’s called Work From Home Day and it’s a fantastic idea that allows community participation in an environmental effort to effect real change. Anyone can do it; here’s how it works.

The year of 2012 saw a surge in the use of infographics to tell stories. Everything from politics to the peaks and valleys of business financials to environmental monitoring became a reason to get creative and make an infographic.

We wonder if this won’t become even more popular in the years to come, as information overload becomes more and more of a factor, and easy ways to process, break down and disseminate information are sought after.

We found two articles worth sharing on the use of graphics to tell stories.

This infographic from Open-Site.Org, called Power to the Online People illustrates just how much social media is affecting our lives socially and politically. It also illustrates how important it is for you to get your message, whether it’s political, business, social or news, RIGHT.

There has been a lot of talk lately about “community relations” or “corporate social responsibility” (CSR). Dare I say it’s become a buzz word? PR Soup finds the whole subject quite yummy. We’ve written about how to effectively integrate CSR into your current PR strategy and most recently about companies launching pseudo-CSR plans. Undoubtedly, consumers [...]