What if the online world translated into a literal geographic map? Well, comic artist Randall Monroe of xkcd.com made this vision come true in his 2010 Map of Online Communities. This is an update from his 2007 Map, and a few significant changes can be seen, like the growing realm of Facebook and the introduction of Farmville.
To view the large image of the map, click on the image.
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By James Adams
Facebook launched Facebook Places to capitalize on the success of location based software. Places is a mobile application used to share your location with your Facebook friends. You can tag locations, comment on businesses and keep up with your Facebook friends in new ways. As a business owner, how can you gain more exposure for your company? Here are nine tips for using Facebook Places as a marketing device.
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By Lena Morrish and Dima Nikolayenk
For many people they have already gotten into social media, but they are seeing comments from others about income that they are making through the Internet. There is no reason why everyone cannot get a piece of the pie, and if you do it right, then you can earn residual income and advertise your product through social media.
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So I get this great daily digest of cool sites online by famous web awards organization, The Webbys. You can procrastinate with me and sign up here (not an affiliate link) to soon find all kinds of cool sites that will take up your time during the mornings when you first check your email. 
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I found another great infographic from Flowtown about parents and other adults on Facebook.
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