The State of The Internet
February 26, 2010
With the Internet a mainstay in almost everyone’s daily life, let’s take a second and reflect on it. To help us reflect, Washington, D.C. based creative agency JESS3 created the motion-graphics, visualization video (above) titled The State of The Internet showcasing lots of data associated with the use of the Web.
“I made the video to underscore how important interactive and social media strategy are” said Jesse Thomas, founder of JESS3. The video includes everything from stats around the staggering number of email sent today and the percentage of it that is spam, to the growth and usage of social networks over the past several years. It’s very well done and we hope you enjoy it.
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