Tuesday, 20 January 2009

Most Searched Words...

... in the UK (source: google)

Fastest Rising

  1. iplayer
  2. facebook
  3. iphone
  4. youtube
  5. yahoo mail
  6. large hadron collider
  7. obama
  8. friv
  9. jogos
  10. wiki

Most Popular

  1. facebook
  2. bbc
  3. youtube
  4. ebay
  5. games
  6. news
  7. hotmail
  8. bebo
  9. yahoo
  10. jobs

Politicians (Most Popular)

  1. gordon brown
  2. david cameron
  3. barack obama
  4. tony blair
  5. sarah palin
  6. john mccain
  7. george osborne
  8. alistair darling
  9. boris johnson
  10. nicolas sarkozy

Recipes (Fastest Rising)

  1. cupcake
  2. meatballs
  3. rocky road
  4. crumble topping
  5. eaton mess
  6. pork belly
  7. rhubarb fool
  8. lemon posset
  9. honey comb
  10. beer batter

Finance terms (Fastest Rising)

  1. icesave
  2. hot uk deals
  3. natwest
  4. hmrc
  5. hbos
  6. money saving expert
  7. halifax
  8. barclays
  9. rbs
  10. lloyds tsb

Hottest tickets (Fastest Rising)

  1. oasis
  2. leonard cohen
  3. ac/dc
  4. the ashes
  5. steve coogan
  6. sos
  7. oliver
  8. gladiators
  9. tina turner
  10. nickleback
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Dan Goldstein 48p · 851 weeks ago

"friv" and "jogos" are two words I hadn't heard of before. By visiting, I realized that online flash gaming is a bigger deal than I thought. I'm trying to mix games with marketing research by making some simple games that answer research questions, e.g. here: http://www.decisionsciencenews.com/?page_id=553
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marceloperalta 38p · 851 weeks ago

Actually "jogos" means games in Portuguese. It is interesting to find this word in the top list of the UK. I can infer that the Brazilian and Portuguese communities here are growing :-)
Regarding the online flash gaming, it 's really a big deal, specially in the perspective that it usually is developed for mass gaming and cannot be copied. I've got a case in the Managing Entertainment & Experience course (EA) that mentions the trends of mass online gaming...
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fcrettenand 37p · 851 weeks ago

Clearly, people connect to the web to communicate and have fun; a few others to find trick to complete their assignments more efficiently ... A risky strategy, since you will soon get frustrated and start browsing the web to find some entertainments, postponing your assignment completion to a later date.

It has happened only too often...

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