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   Google Analytics

   Google Analytics (abbreviated GA) is a free service offered by Google that generates detailed statistics about the visitors to a website. Its main highlight is that the product is aimed at marketers as opposed to webmasters and technologists from which the industry of web analytics originally grew.
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   List of acquisitions by Google

   | 15 | March 28, 2005 | Urchin Software Corporation | Web analytics | USA | | Google Analytics | |
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   Web analytics

   This includes Google Analytics (2005), Microsoft Analytics (beta 2008) and Yahoo IndexTools (2008).
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   Analytics

   Google Analytics
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   Urchin (software)

   Google Analytics, derived from Urchin 6
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   Microsoft Gatineau

   It is similar to Google Analytics and is tied into the Microsoft adCenter in the same way Google has now tied Google Analytics into Google Adwords.
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   Google

   Google is able to precisely track users' interests across affiliated sites using DoubleClick technology and Google Analytics.
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   Visual analytics

   Google Analytics
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   Urchin Software Corporation

   Approximately 6 months after the acquisition, the Urchin On Demand (hosted) version of the product was renamed Google Analytics and re-launched on Google infrastructure, where it was offered for free.
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    Mobile Web Analytics

    Using traditional tools such as Google Analytics will still appear to work but will actually provide misleading data that represents only a small percentage of actual mobile traffic.

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• Urchin Software Corporation,
• Mobile Web Analytics