ShoppingGoogle unveils public Web-tracking tool that shrouds its own sites
Google Inc. on Friday launched a new tool that measures and compares public Web site traffic across geographies and related Web sites and searches. The new Google Trend for Websites tool was quickly browbeaten by some early reviewers because it doesn’t allow traffic on many of he company’s own properties, including Google.com, YouTube, Blogger and Picasa, to be measured.
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