‘Google Ad Search’ Hilarious Videos.

Watch the Hilarious experience of Google Ad search for the words ‘semi-skim milk‘

 

 

http://www.buzzfeed.com/copyranter/hilarious-new-google-search-ad-remind-me-how-much

 

2012 Top Search in Google Video

Here is a List of Most Searches in Google in 2012.

Rihanna

Searches.

1. Whitney Houston
2. Gangnam Style
3. Hurricane Sandy
4. iPad 3
5. Diablo 3
6. Kate Middleton
7. Olympics 2012
8. Amanda Todd
9. Michael Clarke Duncan
10. BBB12

Athletes.

1. Jeremy Lin
2. Michael Phelps
3. Peyton Manning
4. McKayla Maroney
5. Junior Seau
6. Sarah Burke
7. Tom Daley
8. Lance Armstrong
9. Mario Balotelli
10. Ryan Lochte

Events.

1. Hurricane Sandy
2. Kate Middleton Pictures Released
3. Olympics 2012
4. SOPA Debate
5. Costa Concordia crash
6. Presidential Debate
7. Stratosphere Jump
8. Penn State Scandal
9. Trayvon Martin shooting
10. Pussy Riots

Consumer Electronics.

1. iPad 3
2. Samsung Galaxy S3
3. iPad Mini
4. Nexus 7
5. Galaxy Note 2
6. Play Station
7. iPad 4
8. Microsoft Surface
9. Kindle Fire
10. Nokia Lumia 920

http://www.google.com/zeitgeist/2012/#the-world/consumer-electronics

Most’ Googled’ Women of 2012

Here are ten women who came first Ten in Google search in 2012.

 

‘If you made an educated guess that Kate Upton was the most Google-searched woman on the Internet this year, you would be horribly mistaken.

While it may have appeared to be the Year of Kate Upton behind closed doors between you and your computer monitor, she’s not even in the top 10! Inconceivable. (Here is a photo of Kate Upton to make up for the fact that she isn’t in this slideshow. You’re welcome.)

Some of the results will delight you, some may surprise you, and at least two will disgust you — but numbers just don’t lie.

Here are the top 10 most searched women of 2012:

Most Google Search women

Most Search Google women

Most Googled women

 http://dailycaller.com/2012/12/10/the-most-googled-woman-in-2012-was-not-kate-upton-slideshow/#ixzz2EqUQoeaS

 

Some Old Interesting Web Sites.

It is interesting to see that some old web sites are alive and kicking.

Lycos,HotBot,Web Crawler,Altavista

Altavista Logo

http://hotbot.com/

http://www.webcrawler.com/

http://www.lycos.com/

There are some more.

http://www.lost-world.com/Lost_World02/inGENe.html

http://memepool.com/

memepool.

To see more visit.

http://gizmodo.com/5960831/23-ancient-web-sites-that-are-still-alive

 

Who Owns Google ,Who Google Controls?

I have blogged on the Media ownership in India,US aware of the fact that, in a Democracy who controls information decides power equation.

 

This morning it struck me that I never bothered to check on the ownership pattern of Google.

 

While Googling, the information I obtained was very meager and sanitized.

 

I did a search with Bing, with slightly better results.

 

After going through the material, I feel that if you r to be secretiveness, you have something to hide.

 

You try talking to some one in Google office India, you would be surprised that how people can refuse to part with any information without being offensive-even if the information you ask for is very mundane.

 

Standard answer ‘Google it’

 

Now Read on .

 

Google search: seen by a smaller proportion of UK desktop users in October 2012.

 

‘That being said, I have noticed how little users actually know about Google. We all use it everyday, but when it comes to who owns it or what the company does own-people are sometimes clueless. With the recent merger talk of Yahoo and Microsoft, I saw countless questions as to if Google already owned Yahoo. The answer of course is no, but Google does own so much more. The company is said to own over 500 domain names some bought by Google themselves, others bought by companies that were bought by Google.

As for the acquisitions Google has-the list is endless. According to mydigmedia.com, Google owns:

Deja.com

Pyra Labs-Blogger

Neotonic Software-for CRM

Applied Semantics-for search

Kaltix Corp-for context sensitve search

Genius Labs-for blogging

Ignite Logic-web templates for law firms

Picassa-digi photo management

Keyhole Group-digital mapping

Where 2 Technologies-digital mapping

ZipDash-maps and traffic for mobile devices

2Web Technologies-spreadsheets

Urchin-metrics/analytics

Dodgeball-mobile social networking

Reqwireless Inc.-Java browser

Current Communications Group-broadband internet

Android-software for mobile phone o/s

Transformic Inc-search engine for deep/invisible web

Skia-graphics software engineering

DMarc Broadcasting-digital radio broadcasting

Measure Map-analytics for blogs

Upstartle-Writely, document editor for the web

@Last Software-SketchUp 3D modeling

Orion-Referral search engine

Neven Vision-automatic information extraction from jpgs

Jotspot Ind-wiki platform for websites

YouTube-online video company

Endoxen-geomapping software

Xunlei-filesharing app for the web

Adscape Media-in-game advertising

Gapminder’s Trendalyzer-presentation software

Doubleclick-ad platform for the web

Tonic Systems-document conversion technology

Marratech-video conferencing technology

Green Border Technologies-secure web browsing tech

Panoramio-photo site sharing for Google Earth

Feedbumer-RSS feed distribution analytics and management

GrandCentral-mobile voice management

Postini-communications security and compliance

As you can see, Google does not own Yahoo. That can of course change in the upcoming months. Google has a lot of initiatives still to come. They recently released what they refer to as Android operating system, which very well could take over the Iphone market as well.

Sergey Brin and Larry Page both started Google while in their twenties. The two met in the science program at Stanford. They dropped out of school and started Google from a friends’ garage in 1998. Brin currently serves as president of technology at Google and Page heads product division. The two are said to be worth $18 billion.

Google controls the majority of the Internet. I happen to think this is not a bad thing. They seem to be innovative, responsible, generous and just plain brilliant. I think if anyone can keep moving technology forward, it is Google. I would not mind them controlling the net. They seem to be doing an excellent job so far. Only time will tell though as far as the future is concerned. I, for one, look forward to seeing what Google controls or comes up with next!”

Read this apt comment.

 

“Anything this powerful is a threat to liberty. They can do what they like, and are intruding more and more into our personal information. Now I’m told by Google that the ad I was running with Adwords is not being allowed because my site lacks enough content and too many ads! The site is a business site and provides the information to visitors I wish it to. It has pages of content and only two small square box ads apart from the Google adsense skyscraper! Yet they claim it ‘violates’ Googles policy of too many ads to content as if it’s just an ad farm which it isn’t.

It is no business of Google’s to judge sites. It’s arrogance, and it’s what you get from the too-powerful. Forget governments, Google could become the police state all on its own, it is gathering vast amnounts of information, holds archives not just of websites but of our searches. It is inherently dangerous and I don’t share the writer#s sanguinity or optimism. Facebook is showing the same tendency to megalomania.”

 

Will some body from the IT Industry send me information on Google ownership?

 

http://wrytestuff.com/swa300671.htm

 

‘The first funding for Google as a company was secured on August 1998 in the form of a $100,000USD contribution from Andy Bechtolsheim, co-founder of Sun Microsystems, given to a corporation which did not yet exist.^[24](wiki)

 

Look at the above-’ given to a corporation which did not yet exist”

 

List of Companies acquired by Google.

 

There are 119 Companies. Visit.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Google_acquisitions