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2009 Year-End Google Zeitgeist
Another year has come and gone, and as always, we're taking a moment to look back at the happenings of 2009—the people, events and memories that made this year unique. Each year, we examine the billions of queries that people around the world have typed into Google search to discover the zeitgeist—the spirit of the times. As we welcome the new year, we hope you enjoy this glimpse at the past.
Fastest Rising (Global)
- michael jackson
- tuenti
- sanalika
- new moon
- lady gaga
- windows 7
- dantri.com.vn
- torpedo gratis
Fastest Rising in Entertainment (Global)
- michael jackson
- transformers
- eminem
- naruto shippuden
- beyonce
- peliculas id
- paranormal activity
- anime online
- natasha richardson
- poker face lyrics
Fastest Rising in Food & Drink (Global)
- acai berry
- picnic
- クックパッド
- tesco direct
- senseo
- peanut butter recall
- nespresso commande
- habibs delivery
- mocktail
- masterchef australia
Fastest Falling (Global)
- beijing 2008
- euro 2008
- heath ledger
- barack obama
- amy winehouse
- kraloyun
- dailymotion
- bebo
- wii
- emule
Fastest Rising in Sports (Global)
- real madrid
- us open
- ufc
- sahadan
- livescore
- pacquiao vs cotto
- wbc 速報
- pga tour leaderboard
- confederations cup
- l'equipe football
Methodology
To compile the 2009 Year-End Zeitgeist, we studied the aggregation of billions of queries people typed into Google search this year. We use data from multiple sources, including Insights for Search, Google Trends and internal data tools. We also filter out spam and repeat queries to build out lists that best reflect "the spirit of the times." All of the search queries we studied are anonymous—no personal information was used.
Except where noted, all of these search terms are most popular for 2009—ranked in order of the queries with the largest volume of searches this year. In some cases, we list the "fastest rising" queries, which means we found the most popular searches conducted in 2009 and then ranked them based on how much their popularity increased compared to 2008. Conversely, "fastest falling" queries were very popular in 2008 but flattened in popularity in 2009.
