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Zeitgeist 2011: How to Navigate the World Wide Information

What is meaningful in the year 2011? Zeitgeist sorting billions of Google searches to capture the global top 10 queries for fast rising in 2011 and the "spirit" that accompanies it.

Search the Global Rise Leaves, 2011

Video Flashback 2011

Flashbacks of events and hottest events in 2011. Music: "Sooner or Later" by Mat Kearney

Search Around the World

Explore the top queries from 48 different countries visually.

About ZeitgeistOften referred to "Planking" About Zeitgeist

Zeitgeist 2011: How to browse the information world

Soon this year will end, we invite you to see more big events, interesting news, and figures that make up this year. We analyze billions of queries typed into Google throughout the year to provide an overview of the year 2011 as seen through the lens of Google search.

Methodology

To compile the 2011 Year-End Zeitgeist, we studied a collection of billions of typed queries that Google users in search of this year. We use data from various sources, including Insights for Search and the tool's internal data. We also want any spam filter that same query to a list that we made this year reflect as accurately as possible. All search queries we studied are anonymous, no personal information is used.

A word about how to decipher the list: unless otherwise noted, all search terms are most popular during the years of 2011-are rated according to search queries with the largest volume this year. Sometimes we put the query "rising star", which means we found the most popular searches conducted in 2011, and then make a ranking based on the high increase in popularity compared to the year 2010. Instead, the query "free fall" is very popular in 2010, but mediocre in 2011.

About Visualization

Normalized tracking numbers reflect the number of searches have been performed for a specific term, related to the total number of searches done on Google over time. This figure does not represent the absolute number for search volume because the data were normalized and presented with a scale of 0-100. Each query is divided by the highest point of achievement, or 100. If we do not have enough data, which appears is 0. Read more about how we scale a and normalize the data search.

Regarding visualization "Home"

Clicking "See more detail" for one of the pictures home search will display a summary narrative with graph information to "rising searches" in 2011. This graph shows increase in search volume, the volume throughout the year, compared with the volume-related events, and the corresponding volume of the country.

Note: since this is the 10 queries on the rise globally, a term can appear in the top position in the list on the rise but still have a lower search volume than any other queries.

About visualization "Top 10 List"

Visualization matrix displays weekly volume normalized for the search term for the year 2011. Select query on the left of the screen to see the volume search terms throughout the year. Compare search terms by selecting an additional list. Mouse over the matrix to see related news article, and adjust the slider time to separate the specific time period.

Note: The list is designated as a "rising star" to measure how much each term growth compared to 2010, which means, the term may appear in the top position on the list on the rise but have a lower search volume than any other queries.

Other Data

Hope you enjoy the flashback events in 2011 from us. However, there are still others-if you are interested in exploring further the search trends around the world, there are various ways to do it.

Translate

You can use a variety of Google's translation tool to translate pages our year-end international zeitgeist into 64 languages. For example, if you speak Indonesian but want to read trends in Japan this year, simply enter text or a webpage URL from page to Google Zeitgeist Japanese translation, and read in the Indonesian language. Or, you can use Google Toolbar in Internet Explorer or Firefox, with further translations will translate pages for you automatically. You also can translate any page automatically with the Google Chrome.

Dig deeper into

Our Year-End Zeitgeist just a small sample of queries and search trends that we think interesting this year. If you want to know more about what we share here, try to use the tools below to discover more about the global and regional search terms from time to time (in some terms, the maximum until the year 2004).

Google Trends - To get an overview of search query data, enter up to five search terms to see relative popularity over time. You can use Trends to compare the terms in any language from any country-now, the interface is available in U.S. English, Chinese, and Japanese.

Trends for Websites - Google Trends for website traffic data. Type the website address to see visitors by region and related sites visited. Currently available in U.S. English only.

Insights for Search - a closer look at search query data for high level users. Make a list of queries "most popular" and "rising star" you to a variety of geographic areas at all times and on topic. Insights for Search is available in 40 languages.

Hottest trends (specifically India, Japan, Singapore and the U.S.) - 40 top search queries on the rise today, updated constantly throughout the day.

Personalize

Maybe you just want a closer look at your web behavior during the year. Although the data we use to Zeitgeist is anonymous and in a collection, there are some data that can be viewed to check the trend of personal searches if you have a Google account.

Web History - If Google's Web History on Account is activated, you will find interesting information about your activity on the web, such as queries top and most activities from time to time. To try it, go to Web History with your Google Account tab and click the "Trends". Although this account is not used for all your web activity, but the data would also query your browsing history from time to time that are on it quite interesting to see.

Google Reader - If you use Google Reader to read blogs and other RSS feeds, you can see the trend of your library to open the tab "Trends" on "Your Items" on the left menu.

Stay tuned

Follow the development of the hot topics of this year and continue to monitor the latest hot topic in 2012. We offer various ways for you to follow the development of a favorite topic and get more information about the topic.

Google Alerts - Keep track of topics that are important for you to sign up for Google Alerts and receive email updates about the outcome of the latest relevant Google (web, news, etc..) For the query... READ MORE