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Yahoo Japan to provide free analytic tool
Motoko Hunt May 28, 2009 Yahoo Japan has been providing the analytic tool for Geocities Plus (paid) Members since March 2009, and just announced that the tool is now available for free to all registered (Yahoo ID holders) users.
This easy to user tool has been improved by listening the feedback from users for the past several months, and they plan to add more functions in near future including the conversion tracking function which will become available in the next version scheduled to be out this summer.
The tool works better with:
Windows
Internet Explorer 6.x、7.x
Firefox 2.x、3.x
Macintosh
Safari 3.x
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May 29th, 2009 at 9:11 pm
Wow how impressive is that, i never get tired of what japan shall do next, i read about the robots today all i can say is its beyond impressive be sure to check me and the crew out at TRAVELHQR, cheers.