That's fortunate, because the Facebook Timeline redesign cutting traffic to tab applications by up to 90%, forcing fellow developers like Bandpage to diversify beyond Facebook.
Motivated by the definition of betweenness centrality in network science, we introduce the notion of traffic-aware betweenness (TAB) for data networks, where usually an explicit (or implicit) traffic matrix governs the distribution of external traffic into the network.
For example, staff from Rio Águas, the City Hall entity tasked with preventing floods, monitor the level of the rivers; the people from the CET-Rio traffic agency keep tabs on vehicle flow via the video wall, changing traffic lights if necessary and calling field agents to manage accidents as soon as they happen.
In-bound 520 is also a mess".This is roughly how motorists everywhere try to keep tabs on traffic.
Looking at the regional picture, the Newark tower must keep up-to-the-minute tabs on traffic and weather conditions at J.F.K. and LaGuardia as well.
That includes (but isn't limited to) keeping tabs on traffic and notifying users when they'd have to leave, giving them directions to their meeting place, and even providing a weather forecast of the place that they were going.
That data may itself be a greater opportunity for the firm — imagine being able to track every bus and municipal vehicle at all times, keeping tabs on traffic information, and so forth.
The company, for those unfamiliar, offers a flagship product known as Dash, a predictive analytics tool that allows publishers to follow trends, page views, and traffic patterns to keep tabs on which topics and trends are gaining or losing steam with readers as well as elsewhere on the web.
In his departure from The Washington Post, there may be a lesson for journalists: keep close tabs on Web traffic.
After swiping up on the home screen, you'll see three new tabs for places, traffic, and transit, indicated by small icons.
