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The <em>NYT</em> charts Facebook's "bewildering" array of privacy controls -- 50 settings with over 170 different options. And you slack off on Facebook to <em>avoid</em> work...

Unravelling Facebook’s privacy tangle

Digital

May 13, 2010

The Apple iPad has finally gone on sale around the world. Will we all pay a premium for not being Americans? Yep, but interestingly, the US model <em>isn't</em> the cheapest -- and the Aussie one isn't the most expensive.

iPad prices around the world

Digital

May 12, 2010

In all the debate about population growth in Australia, there is one key issue that needs looking at: food production. Can we continue to grow all the food we need without properly addressing climate change?

The real great Australian bite

Environment

May 11, 2010

Remaining proven oil reserves will last us an estimated 29 years. Can we really afford to keep spilling it all in the ocean?

REVEALED: How much an oil spill costs

Environment

May 10, 2010

Very cool: economist <b>Tony Curzon Price</b> has drawn up a "decision tree", mapping the choices UK Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg faces in negotiating deals (or not) with the Tories or Labour.

Nick Clegg’s options: a decision tree

Europe

May 10, 2010

A simple but rather scary interactive infographic showing how the privacy of your personal data on Facebook has been eroded over the past five years.

The (d)evolution of your privacy on Facebook

Digital

May 10, 2010

It seems like an obvious correlation, but sometimes you need a graph to see that rising gas prices does (eventually) decrease driving rates.

Petrol prices go up, drivers slam the brakes

Environment

May 03, 2010

<em>Reuters</em> graphs which countries' banks are holding the most Greek debt: France, Switzerland and Germany have the most to lose.

Who holds the most Greek debt?

Economy

Apr 29, 2010

An amazing chart showing the huge contrast in the way cultures attach meaning to colour. Pink may be "feminine" to us, but it means "healthy" to the Japanese, and "freedom" to Hindus.

What different colours mean to different cultures

Art & Design

Apr 28, 2010

Currently <a href="http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/04/27/2883884.htm?section=world">160,000 litres of oil</a> is being leaked into the Gulf of Mexico following a massive explosion on a US drilling platform. But it's just a drop in the ocean compared to the oil spills by the Iraqi army in the Gulf War.

An oily history of spills

Environment

Apr 28, 2010

An amazing graph comparing how much money you would have made by investing in Apple stock instead of various Apple gadgets: if you'd invested that $5700 in 1997 instead of buying that PowerBook G3, you'd now be sitting on $330,563.

What if you had bought Apple stock instead of an Apple product?

Digital

Apr 27, 2010

<em>GOOD</em> compares countries' expenditure and production of renewable energy, and how much of their total energy output that actually represents.

Who’s spending the most on renewable energy?

Energy

Apr 22, 2010

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