Microsoft Gatineau Analytics (Beta) Opens To International Users!

Feb 9, 2008 | 3,521 views | by Navneet Kaushal
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Microsoft announced today to open up its Gatineau Analytics for international users as well, "Due to the overwhelming demand from customers outside the United States, we have decided to open up the web analytics beta and invite customers from international adCenter markets," expressed the official statement.

Microsoft Gatineau Analytics (Beta) Opens To International Users!

Till now the analytics service of Microsoft was available only to the customers in the United States. All the customers from the UK, France and Canada who have expressed an interest in using the program should receive an invitation very soon.

Microsoft Gatineau Analytics (Beta) Opens To International Users!

while the news is quite exciting who have been waiting for such a launch, but there is a caveat being offered. Since, Gatineau is still in its early stages of development, the "new and exciting improvements and features" would be unleashed in the coming weeks.

Microsoft Gatineau Analytics (Beta) Opens To International Users!

While the use of Project Gatineau is free of charge, you'd need a one-time $5 charge for creation of an adCenter account. In case you already have an adCenter account, you can use the e-mail address associated with that account.

If you haven't yet registered for the beta, you can sign up for it here.

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John Raul Joven II February 11, 2008 at 03:47

Wow, sounds cool. Is it better than Google Analytics? It looks like it is.

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EL Fatimi February 12, 2008 at 03:30

Hello,

Hummm… “…need a one-time $5 charge…”
I really do not understand why one has to pay for every service that normally has to be paid by the provider of the OS and its components.

How to act against this strategy and the biggest “arnaque” in human history?

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