I’ve seen some fucked up inforgraphics recently but this is really fucked up. The X axis represents time from past to present, but why is 1886 between 1971 and 1986? Also what does the Y axis represent, why are some logos above others? Clearly their height is not based on cost because the big circles are the ones that are more expensive, except Enron is bigger than the London Olympics circle even though the cost is clearly lower.

I’ve got a question, how much was this graph produced for? I bet it was zero, and you had an unpaid intern do it.

You get what you pay for, and this chart is fucked up.

@SterlingCrispin:disqus you are totally right and that is why I personally haven’t approved the post, but it has been approved without my consent…

Hi, I think there are some question about this interesting article: how come brand prices are sooooo! different. What can be relevant and establish the graphic designer job’s price on a brand? Which is the right metric scale?