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Google Zeitgeist 2010: Lady Gaga Was More Important Than the Oil Spill
Dec 10th 2010 – 1:17PM
(Dec. 10) -- Search no further. The Google Zeitgeist, an annual aggregation of search queries, was released this week, charting the many terms and topics that Web users explored during the past year, from "swine flu" to "Chatroulette." The report also offers a time-lapse map measuring searches for terms related to major...
Six Surprising Things You Can Learn From 2009's Most Popular Google Searches
Dec 1st 2009 – 7:33PM
Contrary to popular belief, the world is not searching the Internet mostly for porn. On Tuesday, Google published its ninth annual Zeitgeist survey, a collection of rankings of search term trends that the company calls its "view into the spirit of the times." Many of the results, which are grouped into categories ranging...
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'Happy New Year' Google Doodle Celebrates 2012 With Dancing Letters
Dec 31st 2011 - 10:45AM
Google is ushering in the New Year with a festive doodle on its homepage that features a top-hat wearing "L" and a streamer-shotting "E." The search engine's "Happy New Year" doodle might include whistles, but it doesn't include all the bells and whistles of some of its recent logo designs, which have included a video of...
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Rare Wild Animal Searches Of 2011 On Google Zeitgeist List (PHOTOS)
Dec 23rd 2011 - 10:07AM
Each year, Google releases its Zeitgeist review of the most popular and fastest rising search terms of the year.
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Google: Users' Favorite Gadgets Of 2011
Dec 20th 2011 - 12:12PM
Google Zeitgeist 2011 offers a look back at the year in search, from the most popular exotic animals, to the fastest-rising celebrities, to the topics that tickled the fancy of New Yorkers , Los Angelinos and more.
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iPhone 5, Steve Jobs and iPad 2 among Google's top searches of 2011
Dec 15th 2011 - 04:04PM
Apple is a common topic in the proliferation of 2011 retrospectives that are inevitably being published this month.
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Google+ Comes In At No. 2 On Google's Own List Of Fastest-Growing Searches Of 2011
Dec 15th 2011 - 09:20AM
Google published its 2011 Zeitgeist list of the fastest-growing search terms of the year.
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- 12/18/11 YouTube, Facebook and Hafiz are fastest rising queries... Source: Arab News - Saudi Arabia This was followed by Facebook and "Hafiz," a national program for job seekers in the Kingdom.
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This list of Google products includes all major desktop, mobile and online products released or acquired by Google Inc.
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