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นิตยสาร TIME ได้ทำการจัดอันดับ สุดยอด 50 Website แห่งปี 2007

โดยแบ่งเป็น 5 หมวดหมู่ คือ Arts & Leisure, Audio & Video,
News & Information, Social Networks, และ Web Services
โดยแต่ละหมวดหมู่มีเว็บไซต์ที่ติดอันดับ ดังนี้

Arts & Leisure

wotartist.com
donorschoose.org
yapta.com
chow.com
glimpse.com
cellswapper.com
etsy.com
mpire.com
idealbite.com
photonhead.com
redfin.com
papertoys.com

Audio & Video

last.fm
lala.com
blinkx.com
drivertv.com
funnyordie.com
joost.com
miistation.com
whitecitystories.org
starwars.com
youtube.com (You Choose ’08)
veoh.com
odeo.com
expertvillage.com

News & Information

prosper.com
imtooyoungforthis.com
ingdirect.com
opensecrets.org
simpleweather.com
pollingreport.com
nowpublic.com
newsvine.com
stockpickr.com
ecofoot.org
fafsa4caster.ed.gov

Social Networks

stumbleupon.com
fatsecret.com
linkedin.com
bix.yahoo.com
hitchsters.com

Web Services

mozy.com
weebly.com
netvibes.com
ohdontforget.com
wetpaint.com
zoho.com
thinkfree.com
grandcentral.com
tumblr.com
twitter.com

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http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/biz2/0702/gallery.nextnet.biz2/index.html

Low landing fees but costly hidden charges

The dispute between airlines and the Thai airport monopoly over airport users’ fees has resurfaced as both sides remain steadfast in their arguments over rates.

The Board of Airlines’ Representatives in Thailand (BAR), an industry group representing 64 international carriers, revived the debate last month when it alleged that the high charges at Suvarnabhumi Airport undermined Bangkok’s bid to become Southeast Asia’s aviation hub.

Suvarnabhumi Airport general manager Serirat Prasutanond insisted this week that its landing and parking fees were either below or close to those of other regional airports.

Airports of Thailand Plc (AoT) raised the landing and parking charges by 15% in April, much to the dismay of airlines.

Mr Serirat said in an interview that the parking and landing fee for a Boeing 747-400 at Suvarnabhumi was US$1,892 based on an exchange rate of 34 baht to the dollar, compared with $3,012 at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) and $2,351 at Singapore Changi Airport.

He conceded that Suvarnabhumi’s landing and parking fees were still higher than those at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), while acknowledging that there were charges imposed on airlines that were beyond AoT’s control. ”Excluding Japan, we ranked third, after Singapore and Hong Kong,” he said.

But the BAR and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) have disputed his claims, pointing to other fees imposed at Suvarnabhumi.

Airlines looked at their total turnaround costs at an airport, said Albert Tjoeng, IATA spokesman for Asia Pacific, explained.

”That’s because in addition to landing and parking fees, a turnaround flight also has to pay other charges, such as the aerobridge charge, air-conditioning charges, concession fees, etc,” he said.

”It is more meaningful to compare Bangkok with Kuala Lumpur and Singapore as these three airports compete for similar traffic, and have similar unit costs. The turnaround cost at Bangkok is the most expensive among the three airports for various aircraft types,” Mr Tjoeng said, citing IATA figures (see table).

BAR president Brian Sinclair-Thompson also maintains that the Suvarnabhumi charges are uncompetitive, which has deterred airlines from adding flights, and in some cases caused them to divert to other airports.

Chotisak Asapaviriya, the former head of AoT, answered critics at IATA in August last year by saying that airlines unhappy with Suvarnabhumi could choose not to use the facilities.

The Thai government’s inconsistent airport policy and uncertainty over future airport expansion has also caused Bangkok to lose out to neighbouring countries including China, India and Vietnam, added Mr Sinclair-Thompson, who also serves as general manger for Southeast Asia for Swissair.

Mr Serirat, however, questioned why airlines were complaining when landing and parking constituted only 3-4% of the total airline trip cost.

He said AoT was constantly monitoring rival airports’ fees to ensure Bangkok remains competitive.

He argued that AoT needed to generate revenue to cover expenses and investments for the 125-billion-baht airport’s construction.

IATA’s Mr Tjoeng countered that airlines were paying for AoT’s mistakes.

”AoT needs to ensure that its own expenses and investments are cost-efficient. Productivity improvements, lack of wasteful investment, optimal procurement policies are all important to keep costs to a minimum,” he said.

”Airlines should not be burdened with additional costs due to poor planning, compensation issues, repair costs arising from defects at the airport, duplicated services as a result of operating two airports, and the other mistakes of AoT,” he said. ”Charges need to be cost-based, and transparent,” he said.

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ตึกใบหยก 2 ก็เอากับเค้าด้วย …

From : http://www.redtor.com/?p=484

How four partners build and manage an exclusive art posters web site by emulating the way the echo works.

Imagine a top-notch photographer, some demanding visitors and an e-commerce site that wants to make money. But not at any price and in any conditions, within a policy of exclusivity and selectivity.

You have got three quarters of our “Echosystem Build”:

1. The top-notch photographer submits an outstanding photo to the web site whose committee of selection decides to select or not select – ring a bell ? – it.

2. The selected photo is voted or not voted by the demanding visitors.

3. The elected photo is put into a catalog that is strictly limited to 64 items.

To cap that, the number of photographic digital enlargements is strictly limited following the estimated World Population, which gives us the forth quarter of our “Echosystem Build”.

Such an e-commerce does exist, it is called www.oneppm.com:
Each and every photo is edited once and never again and delivered with a numbered authentication certificate. The catalog applies the well known “one-new-goes-in-one-old-goes-out” rule.

Only one person per million – sometimes even one person per ten millions – can buy and possess a poster that exist nowhere else for the price of non exclusive and non limited quality editions.

As for the photograph and the publisher “success rules”.

A policy of quality, exclusivity and selectivity in the photo posters market with a golden rule of strictly limited number of subjects submitted by top-notch photographers, voted by demanding visitors and edited in strictly limited number following the World Population plus a royalties system to pay the main performers are the guide lines for this new web site called www.oneppm.com for “One Person Per Million”.

Daniel Borel is a marketing and communication man. He has been studying these fields since 1964 as manager of Atelier Synerg้tique SA, a Swiss Proficiencies Network which is oriented toward industry, high-tech and B2B services on export markets. That makes him acutely aware of a hard to manage happening: simply tell a Canadian and a Polynesian the word “tree”, compare what they visualize and you understand what marketing communication implies.
Married, father of three and for the time being! grandfather of one, a fan of the Palo Alto Mental Research Institute his profession is his vocation, his hobby, well? even his obsession according to his wife. Let us be objective, he regularly strolls. Thus helping him to cogitate more clearly some complex marketing communication point.