Google has rolled out one extremely helpful service in the form of free, real-time Web statistics–and one expensive yet useful service, Analytics Premium. The Good News: Real-Time Web Analytics One of ...

If you’re making decisions about your content, audience or brand based on yesterday’s information, you’re probably not being as accurate as you could be. Google Analytics, while widely accessible, is ...

Discover how predictive and prescriptive analytics, powered by real-time web scraping, are reshaping decision-making in ...

GoSquared, a real-time Web analytics company, has launched a revamped version of its platform geared around giving users quicker access to the most powerful and frequently used features. The move ...

Real-time web analytics tools have made content strategists' dreams come true -- we can now understand precisely what our audience likes, dislikes and is responding to, as it happens. All content ...

Cloudflare announces a free privacy-first web analytics service. It's free to all, including publishers who are not customers. Cloudflare Web Analytics is a feature packed service that offers near ...

Last year realtime analytics startup Chartbeat raised an impressive $3 million Series A financing with a glittering array of backers including Betaworks and Ron Conway. Realtime analytics of sites, ...

[Lebanon] Back in March, 2008 we first wrote about Woopra the realtime web analytics startup that originated from Lebanon which, unlike Google Analytics, offered a desktop application to track ...

We live in a real-time world. The news cycle isn’t just 24 hours now, it’s 1,440 minutes a day. Publishers who want to keep pace need access to Web traffic data that moves just as quickly. Several ...

The people behind the popular realtime analytics tool Chartbeat launched a new version today specifically designed for news publishers, called Newsbeat. It is a more powerful tool for understanding ...

Website Analytics Tools Lead Post-90s Programmers to Give Up High Salaries?

Right now, about 200 of you are reading something I've written on Wired.com. At least, that's true while I'm typing this. The number may be higher or lower by the time you read it. Why does this time ...