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What is Woopra? Woopra is Google Analytics on steroids! Woopra is currently in closed beta, but it has to be one of the most exciting analytics programs i have seen in a long time. The main features of the site are:

• Live Tracking (see who’s on your blog right now)
• Custom Notifications
• Developer Tools
• Rich Interface
• Instant Messaging (yes, live chat with your readers)
• Real-time Analytics
• Visitor Tagging

The site is as i said in closed beta, but the company wants to open it up to as many people as possible, as fast as possible. Currently, it is just a scaling issue, so currently users are able to sign up and get an account, add the sites they want to track and then Woopra will accept these sites over time.

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Want to know who’s on your site and where they came from, in real time? Then Whos.Amung.us is the tool for you. Whos.amung.us is a very simple widget that is embedded into your site and it shows how many people are actually on your site at any point in time. The code itself is simple and will take about 10 seconds to implement.

The question is however, do you want everyone to know how many people are on your site at any time? If you have a large site with great throughput, then it is idea. However, if your site is either small or is of a medium size but in decline, then this widget is not for you. It really only aims to boost the ego of the publisher and not too much else, but has a nice little novelty factor.

It was reported by News.com.au that Australia has one of the largest Firefox user numbers in the world. The Oceania region, which includes Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, had the highest percentage of Firefox browsers in the world at the end of last year, according to French web survey firm XiTi. The actual percentage of Firefox browsers has rise by 12% in Oceania in the last year and a half alone. This is a faster growth rate than Europe of even North America.

Im interested to see what percentage of the remain browser users use, IE or something else?

The comScore Media Metrix monthly analysis of US consumer activity at top online properties have just been released for July 2007.

As the top gaining property for the month, Burger King experienced a 774 percent increase, to 4.2 million visitors. The tremendous jump in traffic was attributed to tie-ins with the recently released The Simpsons Movie.

Glam Media jumped five positions to number 34, drawing nearly 21 million visitors in July, and Facebook.com grew 9 percent in unique visitors, moving up three spots to claim number 17 in the ranking.

Via (Marketing Vox)