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Google Unveils Analytics-Blocking Add-On

25 May 2010

People who are interested in evading Google Analytics can now easily do so thanks to Google itself. This afternoon, the company released a beta version of the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on, and there’s a new option for site owners who feel protective of their visitors, too. These are significant steps on Google’s part. On [...]

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Tags: amy chang, comments section, concrete details, google, google analytics, new option, privacy advocates, revenue streams, website visitors

Will opt-out threaten Google Analytics?

In: IT news

20 Mar 2010

Google Analytics is one of the most popular analytics services for online publishers, especially smaller publishers. And for good reason: it has most of what the average publisher needs, and it’s free. But Google Analytics is offered, of course, by Google, and Google is no stranger to privacy complaints. That means that Google often has [...]

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Tags: amy chang, browser cookies, change of heart, coremetrics, google, google analytics, privacy complaints, technical perspective, web analytics

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