Digital Analytics @en

[This is an old post of mine from the now-defunct OX2 web analytics blog]

If you are a regular follower of the Web Analytics Yahoo! User Group, you may have caught the latest debate on the necessity of using and mastering foreign languages in order to enrich and broaden your Web Analytics experience and competency. While the debate was initiated by someone from Germany, most of the audience in the forum is US-based.

Take no offense, but I like to think we Euros have more foreign language exposure in our own continent than in Northern America. As a quick reminder, Europe is a continental block that spans over 40 countries and more than 15 different languages. How is that for diversity? 😉

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As published on PRNewsWire.com (full link), CoreMetrics is introducing a new release of their Web Analytics product. Excerpts: The new offering enables marketers to simultaneously… Read More »This just in : Coremetrics goes 3D

A unusally extensive post on the Google Analytics blog on the recent hiring of Avinash Kaushik. Avinash, an internationally acclaimed Web Analytics guru, worked at… Read More »It’s official: Avinash Kaushik joins Google

Anil Batra, of the ZAAZ agency, interviewed me as part of his series on Web Analytics professionals. Link to “Web Analyst Interview : Julien Coquet“

The Nintendo Wii gaming console just launched very succesfully in Japan and North America at about $250.00 a pop. If you had not pre-ordered, you’re in for a long, cold, queue outside gaming outlets just to get one.

Once you get past the revolutionary control system – where you have to swing the controller as though wielding a tennis racket/sword/golf club/bowling ball, etc – you notice that the Wii includes the embedded version of the Opera web browser.

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