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The Google Analytics team gives everyone a high level overview of their API. The video consists of an interview of Jacob Matthews (developer of the API).
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Very interesting. There are some pretty cool tools that are beginning to utilize the Google API but they still seem pretty high level (i.e. trend data with some filters.) Does Google plan on opening up more of the data that its web bug is capturing on the event and DOM level?
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