Google Zeitgeist 2013
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Google Zeitgeist 2013
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Re: Google Zeitgeist 2013
#2Edward Snowden not in top 100.
Goes to show my assumption that he would be says that I'm subject to a large degree of bias.
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#3Breaks the back button :-(
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#4Edward Snowden not in top 100. Goes to show my assumption that he would be says that I'm subject to a large degree of bias.
Is the top 100 actually the top 100? I'm sure it's filtered quite a bit.
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#5Edward Snowden not in top 100. Goes to show my assumption that he would be says that I'm subject to a large degree of bias.
Edward Snowden is #97.
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#6Breaks the back button :-(
It's a hideous UI, all I want is a text list of top searches for the year, and to be able to filter by category.
Stealing my touch scroll isn't that nice either. I struggled to read beyond the fold.
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#7You seriously mean to tell me that the most popular search on Google for 2013 is 'Paul Walker' followed by 'iPhone 5s'? What? Surely 'Weather' would be higher. I simply don't know what I'm looking at here.
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#8what a horrible, horrible browsing experience on desktop. this is a complete new kind of swipeware/pseudo-metro crap...
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#9You seriously mean to tell me that the most popular search on Google for 2013 is 'Paul Walker' followed by 'iPhone 5s'? What? Surely 'Weather' would be higher. I simply don't know what I'm looking at here.
Fairly sure they've filtered out what might constitute "low importance" searched like terms such as 'weather'. Searches for the weather probably remain relatively stable and don't really tell us anything.
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#10What a shitty user experience. What changed at google? They used to have these rather simple, useful, UIs.