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Where Are Your Site Visitors? GeoIP Knows
Jul 15, 2007, 12 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (8218 reads)

(Other stories by Murthy Raju)

"If you maintain a portal, ecommerce site, or heavily trafficked Web site, you might appreciate the ability to identify the geographical location of your site visitors. Geolocation information can help you localize content, serve relevant local advertisements, offer a download mirror close to visitors, and detect online fraud. Techniques like whois lookup of IP addresses are of some help, but they don't always find accurate locations. A better approach is a database that maps each IP address to a location -- such as MaxMind's GeoIP.

"GeoIP is a set of databases that map IP addresses to country, city, and Internet service provider (ISP)..."

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