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The 2003 Year-End Zeitgeist offers a unique perspective on the year's major events and hottest trends based on more than 55 billion searches conducted over the past year by Google users from around the world. Whether you are tracking the global progression of the latest news or learning about healthy searches in Japan, the 2003 Year-End Zeitgeist enables you to look at the past year through the collective eyes of the world on the Internet.
Some *VERY* intersting analysis in there!
Doesn't seem quite up to par with the previous ones? What are those below the o's?
Oh it's fireworks... and the penguin is holding a matchbox and match :)
Not fireworks. Those are ice carvings, the penguin is holding a chisel and hammer. They are resting on ice blocks.
Maybe that’s Google saying to us all that they are still going, or intend to stay cool for 2004! ;)
Maybe that’s Google saying to us all that they are still going, or intend to stay cool for 2004!yeah
or mebbe they're just ice carvings
The annual Wimbledon tennis tournament takes place at Roland Garros in Paris each spring.
I don't think this is true! Maybe I should point out their mistake in exchange for some Google freebies. :)
Where does wimbledon take place?
Wimbledon, London, UK. I think that in Paris it is the Paris Open ;)
And who's buried in Grant's tomb?
You lost me here.
Wimbledon moved to Paris
I will be arguing with mates
Well I have e-mailed them
Why did you? Lets have a laugh at the stupid searches in zeitgeist and G PHs
Why did you?
It will give a them a chance to change the mistake. I also requested some freebies as a reward. I don't spend enough on AdWords yet to get the freebies many people on here have been bragging about.
WoooopT Doooooooo
One thing that puzzled me though, is why is the Hilton in Paris so popular? ;)
2odd...
Some *VERY* intersting analysis in there!
Not really as the results like "Popular Women" is selective and excludes Adult terms. It's not purely traffic driven results..it's what google wishes to display.
It's not really helpful, useful, interesting unless they listed searches based purely on numbers.
If Google came out with a true tool like OV's Suggestion Tool, not *that* would be very interesting.
Just my .02. ;)
WB
If Google came out with a true tool like OV's Suggestion Tool
Doesn't the adword keyword suggestion tool [adwords.google.com] work like that and comes from Google's data?
Wow! That really shows what a waste their image search results are.
You lost me here.
Wrong. The correct answer is President Ulysses S. Grant and his wife, Julia. And, they really aren't "buried" there. They are entombed.
Given recent history it seems to me like just another way to thumb their noses at Micro$oft. A trim penguin, creative yet serious, ready for some serious business.
The analysis of the actual searches is pretty depressing. Bread and Circus accounts for most of the searches... :(
The annual French Open tennis tournament takes place at Roland Garros in Paris each year.
That's more like it Google and a personal thank you from their PR guy. :)
And here's the really worrying bit about the Google zeitgeist. People on these boards now use Google's instant-just add water-freeze dried-dictionary search, and assume that this is now the ultimate authority. Now that *really* worries me. Goodbye culture - hello Google
Want more of that? :)
