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the number of visitors to a Web site measured in any of several ways, for example, click-throughs, hits, or page views
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UN Wildlife Convention Gives Green Light to Ivory Sale
To: ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORSContact: Richard Thomas, Communications Coordinator of TRAFFIC International, +31 634163625, richard.thomas@trafficint.org; or Joanna Benn, Communications Manager of WWF Global Species Programme, +31 634 163140, jbenn@wwfspecies.org, or Olivier van Bogaert of WWF International's Press Office, +41 794773572, ovanbogaert@wwfint.org THE HAGUE, Netherlands, June 2 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A limited sale of...
Tags: TRAFFIC, World Wildlife Fund Inc.
Research articles 2007-06-02
Jeff Tinsley: Online Reconnecting
Jeff Tinsley is the founder and CEO of Reunion.com, a website that allows its users to reconnect with people from their past. Tinsley talks about the many advantages his site has over other networking sites like MySpace and Facebook, and how he is able to generate such enormous traffic.
Tags: Jeff Tinsley, Web Site Development, Web Technology, Internet, Reunion.com, reconnect, advantages, networking, MySpace, Facebook, traffic
Videos 2008-04-21
A Better Traffic Monitor
Current traffic flow maps can tell you how backed up traffic is on your usual route home. What they can't tell you though, is whether it makes sense to take the side roads back from the office or if those are even more jammed. Last week, though, Microsoft Live unveiled...
Tags: David Goldenberg, Business Operations, Components, Hardware, Monitors & Displays, Research & Development, Traffic, Monitor
Blog posts 2008-04-16
China Considers Reopening Tiger Trade After a 12-Year Ban; WWF,TRAFFIC Fear Increase in Tiger Poaching
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 /U.S. Newswire/ -- China is considering reopening the domestic trade in tigers and tiger parts, banned there since 1993, a move that would spell disaster for the already endangered species, according to World Wildlife Fund WWF and TRAFFIC. China's plans appear to be limited to the trade...
Tags: TRAFFIC, World Wildlife Fund Inc.
Research articles 2005-09-26
Americans Lose 105 Million Vacation Weeks in Traffic
Maybe 105 million weeks is much too large to wrap your mind around, so here's a stat that will bring it a bit closer to home: Each American commuter loses a week of their time on average every year in traffic. The study was released...
Tags: Traffic, Jonathan Haeber
Blog posts 2007-09-21
Plan for African Ivory Markets A Victory for Elephants, Says World Wildlife Fund; Photo Available
BANGKOK, Thailand, Oct. 8 /U.S. Newswire/ -- World Wildlife Fund and TRAFFIC applaud African countries who today announced a continent- wide action plan to crack down on their domestic ivory markets, calling it a major victory for elephant conservation. The plan, endorsed by every African country that has elephants, will...
Tags: TRAFFIC, World Wildlife Fund Inc.
Research articles 2004-10-08
December Traffic Looks Better Than November
There were some pretty ugly traffic numbers in November, but December is shaping up better so far. Year-over-year load factors have been up for all airlines reporting to date, with AirTran reporting a stunning 7.1 point increase to end at 79.8 percent. As usual, I'll have a full...
Tags: Brett Snyder, Traffic
Blog posts 2009-01-06
IATA: Premium Traffic Continues to Plummet
IATA is looking something like the harbinger of doom these days. Every time I receive a report from them, it's all bad news. This time it's the October premium traffic report. Global premium traffic fell 6.9 percent from the previous year. Fortunately for the airlines, the...
Tags: Traffic, North America, IATA, Benefits, Operational Accounting, Human Resources, Finance, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2008-12-19
Premium Travel Falls Off a Cliff
It used to be fun to watch IATA's premium traffic monitor because the numbers mostly went up. As you can imagine, that's not the case any more. by Brett Snyder
Tags: Traffic, North America, Operational Accounting, Finance, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2008-11-24
October Airline Traffic Numbers
October numbers are in, and traffic has held up well considering how much capacity has been cut. Here are the year over year changes in traffic for US airlines including regional operations. by Brett Snyder
Tags: Traffic, Brett Snyder, Airline
Blog posts 2008-11-14
International Air Traffic Disappears in September
It was less than a month ago that I wrote about softening international August traffic numbers. Now September numbers are out, and they are downright ugly. IATA calls them "alarming," and sadly this may just be the beginning. by Brett Snyder
Tags: Traffic, Air Traffic, Brett Snyder, Operational Accounting, Finance
Blog posts 2008-10-27
Global Airline Traffic Slows in August
The International Air Transport Association IATA just released international air traffic numbers for August, and the results were not good. Growth is slowing significantly, and this is all happening during the busy northern summer season. by Brett Snyder
Tags: Airline, Traffic, Airline Traffic, Operational Accounting, Finance, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2008-10-01
Domestic Traffic Shrinking, But What About International?
We've seen US airlines begin to severely shrink domestic capacity, but what about international? Sure there have been a couple of small changes: American will drop Chicago-Buenos Aires, United will drop LA to Hong Kong, and Delta will drop Budapest, for example. But internationally, we haven't seen...
Tags: Airline, Traffic, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2008-06-02
Sonic Corporation F2Q09 (Qtr End 02/28/09) Earnings Call Transcript
Question-and-Answer SessionOperator Operator instructions We’ll go first to Matt Difrisco with Oppenheimer. Matt Difrisco – Oppenheimer Thank you. I’m just trying to go through some of the comments and also the text in the release here. You mentioned that the day parts seem to be positive and that you...
Tags: Traffic, Call Transcript, Earnings, Salary, Oppenheimer, Benefits, Personal Finance, Payroll Solutions, Sales Strategy, Human Resources, Sales, Seeking Alpha, Sonic Corp.
Earnings calls 2009-03-23
Delta Shows International Traffic Declines
I know that I was just crowing about how load factors started creeping up again in December, but not all the signs have been good. If you look at Delta's December traffic report, for example, you'll see that international traffic is suffering. That's quite alarming news for those...
Tags: Traffic, Pacific, Delta, Atlantic, Operational Accounting, Finance, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2009-01-09
2008 Full Year Traffic
I know I've already posted December traffic, but now let's look back at the full year 2008 traffic just in time for the first fourth quarter financial results this week. As you can see, the tremendous capacity drop we saw in the fourth quarter really doesn't show that much...
Tags: Traffic, Quality, Financial Accounting, Business Operations, Finance, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2009-01-20
Should Online Journalists Bear Responsibility for Their Traffic?
As many of you know, this is Advertising Week in New York City, a non-stop, wall-to-wall extravaganza of advertising and media industry navel-gazing -- which found me, late this morning, at a panel titled "Traditional Journalism in the Digital World." Sponsored by AOL, it featured three journalists at AOL properties,...
Tags: Journalist, America Online Inc., Traffic, Recruitment & Selection, Financial Planning, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Finance, Catharine P. Taylor
Blog posts 2009-09-23
July Premium Traffic Shows Gains
It's time for the ever-depressing monthly IATA report known as the premium traffic monitor. And you know what? It was much better in July. by Brett Snyder
Tags: Monitor, Traffic, Monitors & Displays, Hardware, Components, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2009-09-21
The Dirty Truths About Web Traffic
One of the most difficult things when you try to evaluate a website is the lack of reliable metrics. A related problem is determining which metrics really matter. Into this void, many a privately held company exaggerates its traffic, and -- depending which metrics service they choose in their...
Tags: Web, Advertisement, Traffic, Online Advertising, Brand Media Website, Channel Management, Marketing, David Weir
Blog posts 2009-08-31
June Premium Traffic Drops "Only" 21.3 Percent
It is absolutely absurd when people start getting optimistic over a 20+ percent drop in traffic, but that's exactly what we're seeing with the latest IATA premium traffic monitor from June. Premium traffic was down 21.3 percent, and that's good. by Brett Snyder
Tags: Traffic, Monitors & Displays, Hardware, Components, Brett Snyder
Blog posts 2009-08-20
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