Sentence examples for traffic news from inspiring English sources
Joseph C. Ingraham, a writer on automotive and traffic news for The New York Times, died Saturday night in University Hospital after a heart attack.
Alongside today's traffic news, PollDaddy is rolling out a new rating widget (seen above) that lets visitors rate blog rate images, comments, videos, and posts themselves.
WESTWOOD ONE INC., New York, which offers local sports, weather and traffic news to about 7,500 radio and television stations, and affiliates of Sandler Capital Management, agreed to buy SmartRoute Systems Inc., Cambridge, Mass., a provider of travel information, for $25 million.
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And yet: it remains unclear what is behind this latest bit of traffic news.
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It is not hard to envision a carefully measured invitation at the bottom of a highly trafficked news article: "People who read this story are also reading..."....
Mr. Breitbart went on to work with Ms. Huffington and her business partners Kenneth Lerer and Jonah Peretti for the next seven months creating the now heavily trafficked news site The Huffington Post.
Much of the investigative unit's work (including the Scaramucci story) appears not on TV, but on CNN.com, which is among the most heavily trafficked news sites in the world.
Yahoo! is already one the Web's most heavily trafficked news sites.
Sharon Waxman, a former New York Times reporter who now edits the Wrap--a low-traffic news site about the movie business--is having indigestion because Newser shortens her stories (she says that we don't link to her--but is really just sour that Newser readers don't find a need to click the link under the BIG RED SOURCE BOX that would take them to her longer story).
