Time warp
Google Hot Trends says it's now February 9. Google Calendar says it's now February 10. Which is correct? ;-)
What Hot Trends Can Tell Us About Google ... And About Ourselves.
Google Hot Trends says it's now February 9. Google Calendar says it's now February 10. Which is correct? ;-)
Posted by Scott at 1:29 PM 0 comments
More than 80 of the 100 Google Hot Trends relate to the Chino Hills (Southern California) earthquake. Is this a record for one event?
Posted by Scott at 1:32 PM 0 comments
... or how about 12 words out of the top 14:
1. | 2007 |
2. | chris |
3. | spears |
4. | cup |
5. | loans |
6. | idol |
7. | american |
8. | world |
9. | portia de rossi |
10. | irl |
11. | sports |
12. | gina peterson |
13. | britney |
14. | zxbfwwr |
Posted by Scott at 9:51 AM 2 comments
This morning, Hot Trends is dominated by the YouTube outage. Many of the queries include the words "site youtube.com." For example:
Posted by Scott at 8:17 AM 0 comments
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2008/02/whats-india-searching-for-online.html
http://www.google.co.in/trends/hottrends
So, why no Hot Trends UK, Argentina, Philippines, etc., etc.?
Posted by Scott at 2:42 PM 1 comments
Re: Yahoo! New York Times Crossword
I wonder which search engine would help you get crossword answers more quickly: Yahoo! or Google? Has anyone tested the power of search engines in this way?
Posted by Scott at 4:00 PM 0 comments
Seems like Google is paying more attention to Trends and Hot Trends these days. You can read about the recent developments (including the ones mentioned in my previous post) at the Official Google Blog.
Posted by Scott at 12:46 PM 0 comments