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If they can offer a decent API to their analytics, I'll jump on board right away. It's so frustrating that Google does not provide anything other than a web int
by mojombo 18y ago
If they can offer a decent API to their analytics, I'll jump on board right away. It's so frustrating that Google does not provide anything other than a web interface and manually generated exports to interface with their data. And as far as I can decipher, making that data available to your site users is against the TOS anyway. Maybe Yahoo can do better.
- DennisMortensen 18y agohi, We do in fact have a YWA API - and a bunch of clients using it. It is not open for the public as of today, but stay tuned! :-) it has recently been enhanced alot, because of the integration to the Y!OS developer community that we are doing.. Dennis R. Mortensen, Director of Data Insights at Yahoo! Blog: http://visualrevenue.com/blog http://visualrevenue.com/blog Book: http://visualrevenue.com/blog/yahoo-analytics-book http://visualrevenue.com/blog/yahoo-analytics-book