Sentence examples for traffic online from inspiring English sources

This year the big Grammy artists had significant traffic online, legitimately and illegitimately.

Yahoo Sports and NBC Sports are tying their Web sites loosely together in an arrangement meant to give NBC more traffic online and Yahoo more promotion on television.

That was below analysts' expectations of 3.4 percent, a prediction buoyed by reports of rising foot traffic, online spending and early holiday sales.

Even with singles available early at download stores, the vast majority of music traffic online is generated by people downloading free songs.

But opponents fear such a move would effectively kill "net neutrality" – the principle that all traffic online should be treated equally.

Broadband providers will be banned from creating so-called "fast lanes" blocking or slowing traffic online, and the regulator will oversee mobile broadband as well as cable.

it's more just like, 'Hey, in a vacuum I can do whatever I want to do.'" The digital-release of the album reportedly required an extensive overhaul of the Nine Inch Nails website in order for the site to cope with the influx of traffic, online-payments, and customer service needs of releasing the album.

The high-traffic online and documentary film incarnations of the Vice sensibility are about to spawn a 24-hour terrestrial news channel available in 18 countries.

And it is one of the largest sellers of Internet advertising, which it places both on its Web portal and on other high-traffic online destinations like eBay, Comcast.com and hundreds of newspaper Web sites.

This conspiracy thinking was by no means confined to the low-traffic online fringe websites – it was amplified and further disseminated by some of the country's most prominent rightwing broadcasters.

Federal officials say identity theft usually starts on paper, even if the stolen information is later trafficked online.