What was on the world's mind in 2011? Rebecca Black, according to Google's Zeitgeist 2011 roundup. The teen singer's viral video wonder "Friday" had over 167 million view on YouTube, and searches for her name made it the number one fastest-rising search term on the site in 2011.
Google's Zeitgeist review of the year is largely made up of the fastest-rising search terms in categories such as people, entertainment, consumer electronics, and news for every region worldwide. Interestingly, the fastest-falling searches are also listed with the once top social network, MySpace, securing the number one spot for losing the most global interest online this year.
Here's a detail of the fastest-moving US search terms in their respective categories:
Google News — Hurricane Irene
Image Search — Planking
Google Maps — International airport, with Ikea not far behind at number two
Product Search — HP TouchPad
Google's Zeitgeist review of the year is largely made up of the fastest-rising search terms in categories such as people, entertainment, consumer electronics, and news for every region worldwide. Interestingly, the fastest-falling searches are also listed with the once top social network, MySpace, securing the number one spot for losing the most global interest online this year.
Here's a detail of the fastest-moving US search terms in their respective categories:
Google News — Hurricane Irene
Image Search — Planking
Google Maps — International airport, with Ikea not far behind at number two
Product Search — HP TouchPad
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