What you missed on Tnooz - Sunday 4 to Saturday 10 April 2010.
What you missed on Tnooz this week, Sunday 4 April to Saturday 10 April 2010:
Biggest story of the week:
Top three most commented articles this week:
Controversial topic of the week:
Lists of the week:
From TLabs:
Stats:
And the rest (most recent first):
Last Week in Travel Tech:
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Node biographies and articlesWhat you missed on Tnooz this week, Sunday 4 April to Saturday 10 April 2010:
Story of the week:
Top three most commented articles this week:Controversial topic of the week:
Lists of the week:From TLabs:
Stats:And the rest (most recent first):- Bangkok – when travel, social media and politics collide
- House committee may probe US airlines on Ryanair pay-toilet scheme
- YourTour to drive trip planning channel for National-Citer car rental site
- No Internet Explorer was a drag so Gliider drops Mozilla-only premise
- GDS Bitesize – service news, agreements, products from Amadeus, Travelport and Sabre
- Passengers railing about airline fees? Amtrak on record ridership pace
- Google has high hopes for upper-funnel AdWords
- Why Social TV was born to be in the hotel industry
- TUI showing faith in media revenue as Cheqqer expansion across Europe begins
- HomeAway adds holiday home sales alongside rentals
- Traditional guidebook publisher and newbie, Frommers and NileGuide, trade content
- Travelport extends IBM agreement through 2014 with zTPF
- Teletext Holidays latest to single out social media as key channel
- Concur completes $287M note offering, eyes acquisitions
- Air Asia claims social media victory, admits huge resources needed to manage
- Will American Airlines make travel agents, corporations pay for content?
- All Nippon Airways chooses Savvis for IT infrastructure services
- Orbitz makes white-label push through iSeatz distribution deal
- British Airways completes full house of GDS deals, Sabre signs agreement
- eBay India tries the travel booking route, signs deal with Yatra
- Anyone remember the Kindle? Amazon and Michelin do
- Google Topeka logo highlights challenges for second-tier DMOs
- Royal Caribbean builds cruise app to track kids and plan activities – but with a twist
- Hello Delta — Southwest-WestJet codeshare snafu more than SabreSonic issue
- AwardWallet illustrating growth of ancillary sites as Expedia and others join
- Travelocity trying every conceivable channel as Roaming Gnome hits Chatroulette
- Much to admire, still more to do, with boredom-fixing Goby iPhone app
- Kayak, Mobiata size up the iPad transition and like the design freedom
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