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Information Technology News Palin beats Obama in Google search popularity contest
Information Technology News Palin beats Obama in Google search popularity contest | Palin beats Obama in Google search popularity contest |
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| by Davey Winder | |
| Wednesday, 10 December 2008 | |
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Page 3 of 4 In the UK the emphasis would appear to have been on such
home grown staples as the BBC, Gordon Brown and David Cameron. Although
Barack Obama does get an honourable mention, along with the inevitable
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iplayer iphone youtube yahoo mail large hadron collider obama friv cam4 jogos When it comes to Brit popularity, nobody could knock Facebook off the top spot although the BBC (also home to the most heard UK voice online) came a close second followed by YouTube and eBay. Interestingly, the most popular politician was Gordon Brown. The irony being that people were only searching for him because he has been so bloody unpopular in the UK this year. David Cameron, the leader of the opposition, comes second which is one place up on Barack Obama. Ever wanted to know what the British are eating? Well fish and chips is off the menu, as are curry and burgers. The fastest rising recipe searches for the UK reveal that the food we most want to cook is cupcake. The full top ten is: cupcake meatballs rocky road crumble topping eaton mess pork belly rhubarb fool lemon posset honey comb beer batter So, to wrap up our world tour we have to visit the search homeland of the United States of America. Will politics be the hot topic, considering it has been an election year? Find out on page 4. CONTINUES |
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