April 2009 Versus March 2009 Boxscores: April 'Cruel' (No Fool), But 'Allure'/'Parade'/'Vibe' Are Hits

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Cruel may be too harsh a term, but April certainly is tough on many consumer Web destinations. Traffic tends to draw back from March gains as users fly from their desktops into spring. In the case of SCHOLASTIC.COM, for instance (-17.53% page views, -10.48% unique visitors versus March 2009), students and...

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