Google has announced its annual Year End Zeitgeist on 17th December 2013, giving a closer look at the year 2013 through the collective eyes of the world on the web, offering a unique perspective on the year’s major events and hottest trends based on searches initiated globally. This year the Google Zeitgeist 2013 was simultaneously launched in Pakistan focusing the searches and trends initiated within the country.
The event was held in PC Lahore yesterday night just along with the global launch of Google Zeitgeist 2013. This year’s trending searches from Pakistan show growing interest in Sports, Bollywood movies, News, Elections and Turkish Dramas. On the other hand, the top people search indicates that Pakistanis follow a variety of local and international personalities where the top 3 people searched for were Paul Walker, Jiah Khan and Nelson Mandela.
Badar Khushnood, Google Pakistan Country Consultant says, “Google is predominantly the first place Pakistanis turn to follow their favorite sports, catch up on the latest news, find out about their favorite movie and stars or discover new things and people. The year-end Zeitgeist is a cultural barometer that gives us a real snapshot of the big events, online content preferences and growing trends in Pakistan for 2013.”
Following sports online remained Pakistan’s top trending search and reflects the love for cricket as well as other sports among Pakistanis. Aashiqui 2, a Bollywood blockbuster earned the second top search spot with the movie’s songs being a massive hit among the Pakistani youth. Chennai Express bagged the top third search position and again reflects the strong inclination towards Bollywood movies in Pakistan. Bigg Boss 7, Indian reality show hosted by popular Bollywood star Salman Khan and Dunya News, local news channel rounded up the top five search trends in Pakistan this year.
In people search, the latest international events and happenings dictated the top searched for people in Pakistan in the year 2013. The untimely death of the young actor of Fast & Furious acclaim, Paul Walker who lost his life in a tragic car accident became the most searched for personality. Followed by Jiah Khan, a Bollywood actress that committed suicide a few months ago and the death of the world renowned humanitarian, Nelson Mandela made him the third most searched for person on Google. Overall, the top 10 people search in Pakistan in 2013 reflects the fan following of both celebrities and politicians in Pakistan.
In addition to showcasing what people were curious about in Pakistan, Google Zeitgeist tools also offer insight into which topics captured the world’s attention in 2013. Top search terms from over fifty countries appear on Google Zeitgeist webpage, googlezeitgeist.com — from most-searched travel destinations in Brazil, to trending Australian celebrities, to most-searched Egyptian Olympians, to top tech gadgets in Japan and everything in between.
You can check and explore Google Trends yourself to see in-depth detail of the search and trending queries what people around you and from other regions have requested throughout the year 2013.
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