A Look at the Top Searches of 2007
OK, so we all know what people are really searching for most of the time. But if you filter out the perennial favorites (most of which are NSFW), then you can have a look at the most popular, up-and-coming search terms of 2007. In case you missed these earlier, here are the lists of top queries from various search engines:
AOL breaks down its “Hot Searches” by categories, including movies, bands, and accidental celebrities
Ask.com shows that its search volume can predict World Series winners…now will the Cowboys beat the Patriots and prove that true for the NFL as well? If Ask users are unusually prescience extends to presidential candidates, it looks like Barack Obama has Hillary Clinton beat.
Google brings us its year-end zeitgeist, telling us that the iPhone, Webkinz, TMZ and Transformers were the fastest-rising search terms of the year in the U.S.
Lycos tells us that poker, Britney Spears and Paris Hilton topped the search charts this year.
Yahoo‘s Top Trends in Search in 2007 reveal that Saddam Hussein, Britney Spears, and Harry Potter were among the most searched-for names this year.
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