Comments on: Mozilla Analytics http://www.webanalyticsbook.com/mozilla-analytics/mozilla-analytics/ Daily webanalytics news Sun, 12 Oct 2008 10:49:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: admin http://www.webanalyticsbook.com/mozilla-analytics/mozilla-analytics/#comment-17831 admin Thu, 15 May 2008 02:56:10 +0000 http://www.webanalyticsbook.com/mozilla-analytics/mozilla-analytics/#comment-17831 Thanks for your input. I hope they come up with something new. Collecting data only from the toolbar or through a browser app is proven to be not very effective. Having said that I think the community around Mozilla is able to come up with something that we are all waiting for. All which is needed is a good App and some $100 million Mozilla fund :) Thanks for your input. I hope they come up with something new. Collecting data only from the toolbar or through a browser app is proven to be not very effective.
Having said that I think the community around Mozilla is able to come up with something that we are all waiting for. All which is needed is a good App and some $100 million Mozilla fund :)

]]> By: AndyEd http://www.webanalyticsbook.com/mozilla-analytics/mozilla-analytics/#comment-17826 AndyEd Thu, 15 May 2008 02:25:01 +0000 http://www.webanalyticsbook.com/mozilla-analytics/mozilla-analytics/#comment-17826 Alexa's model of what you might study is pretty darn limited. I think Mozilla is looking at a wider view of analytics -- the kind of datastreams you only have access to at MSFT or GOOG from toolbar data. Beyond that, Mozilla's underlying implementation allows privacy preserving stats on new versus return visits, use of browser UI, and all sorts of interesting stuff Alexa/ComScore/Compete aren't able to monetize. Alexa’s model of what you might study is pretty darn limited.

I think Mozilla is looking at a wider view of analytics — the kind of datastreams you only have access to at MSFT or GOOG from toolbar data.

Beyond that, Mozilla’s underlying implementation allows privacy preserving stats on new versus return visits, use of browser UI, and all sorts of interesting stuff Alexa/ComScore/Compete aren’t able to monetize.

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