From the Association of American Publishers: Publishers’ book sales for the first quarter of the year (Jan – March 2015) were down 6.6% for the year to date at $2.22 billion compared to $2.38 billion for the first quarter in 2014. Bright spots within the quarter were found in Trade — specifically Adult Books — […]
Association of American Publishers Reports Sales Were “Slow” During First Quarter of 2015″
Filed by on July 17, 2015
Reference: Healthcare: AdAge Map Shows Where People Get Sick, Dataset Also Available
Filed by on April 13, 2012
The map shows prevalence of major illnesses by county. The dataset used to create the map also available as an XLS file. From the Article and Map via AdAge: As grim as it is to say this, for health-care marketers, knowing where people are sick is a useful data point. As part of the American […]
Reference: Fast Facts: U.S. Census Bureau Releases Five New American Community Survey Briefs
Filed by on November 21, 2011
The five new briefs were released today by the U.S. Census are available online as PDF files. You can access previously released briefs (7) here. The Foreign-Born with Science and Engineering Degrees: 2010 This brief, based on 2010 American Community Survey estimates, examines patterns of science and engineering educational attainment among the foreign-born population, with […]
Fast Facts and Stats About Veterans in the United States
Filed by on November 7, 2011
Veterans Day 2011 is this Friday and the U.S. Census has put together a compilation of facts and stats about the veteran population. Here are a few examples of what you’ll find. Direct to Complete Statistical Profile ||| PDF Version 21.8 million The number of military veterans in the United States in 2010. Source: 2010 […]
Interesting! A New Article/Analysis: "Librarians in the U.S. from 1880-2009"
Filed by on June 20, 2011
This article by Sydney Beveridge, Susan Weber and Andrew A. Beveridge was posted is from Social Explorer (an Oxford University Press Resource) and is accessible (free) via the OUPBlog. The article is a “must read” (and loaded with charts) for anyone interested in U.S. library and librarian history. Here are Three Paragraphs from the Article: […]
