Tuesday, December 16, 2014

What Mexicans asked Google in 2014 – FORTUNE

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MEXICO CITY (CNNExpansión) – The case of the 43 students Ayotzinapa, the epidemic of Ebola, and the flight MH17 #IcebucketChallenge Malaysia Airlines demolished in Ukraine were some of the news that Mexicans most searched in Google for 2014.

“Users around the world perform approximately two million searches per minute in Google; it is people with all kinds of tastes, any age and gender, “the company said during the presentation of search results 2014. In the category of the most sought news top five terms in Mexico were: the epidemic of Ebola, Ayotzinapa, Ice Bucket Challenge, Malasyia Airlines and Capture Chapo.

In the top ten also featured some of the constitutional reforms the government of Enrique Peña Nieto promoted during 2014: Energy Reform, Fiscal and Telecommunications under the search phrase “Telecom Law” .

The terms greater tendency searches were: The World Cup in Brazil with “Global 2014″ the death of the actor “Robin Williams”, the output and related events ” iPhone 6 “epidemic” Ebola “the scandal over the leaked images of the actress” Jennifer Lawrence “and the complex and addictive game for mobile devices” Flappy Bird “to name a few.

The results of index terms from Google searches 2014 show a reflection of some of the main uses that Mexicans give the Internet. Terms like CURP, Games, Images, Time, Google Translate, Videos laughing and Videos of terror, love phrases, Horoscopes and Love Poems placed in the top ten ranking.

The Most Wanted in 2014 in Mexico were the Nobel Gabriel García Márquez Prize for literature, who died in April this year; astrologer and counselor web Nana Calistar and Edgar Tamayo, Mexican sentenced to the death penalty in the United States and executed earlier this year.

The topics that captivated the laughter and imagination of Mexicans to become Memes of the year were: Ice Bucket Challenge, it was not criminal, Minions, selfie, Kermit and Lucero Hunting.



Terms more search trends 2014:

1. 2014 World

2. Robin Williams

3. iPhone 6

4. Ebola

5. Jennifer Lawrence

6. Flappy Bird

7. Ronaldinho

8. Chespirito

9. Joan Rivers

10. Annabelle

most searched terms on Google in 2014:

1. CURP

2. <"Normal" p class => 3. Games

Images

4. Time

5. Google Translate

6. Videos laughing

7. Videos of terror

8. Love quotes

9. Horoscopes

10. Love Poems

News search more trend in 2014:

1. Ebola

2. Ayotzinapa

3. Ice Bucket Challenge

4. Malaysia Airlines

5. Capture Chapo

6. Philae

7. Mama Rosa

8. 9 Energy Reform

. 10 finance reform

. Telecom Act

Persons of interest with greater tendency search in 2014:

1. Gabriel García Márquez

2. Nana Calistar

3. Edgar Tamayo

4. Heriberto Goyeneche

5. José Emilio Pacheco

6. Emma Coronel

7. Alfonso Cuarón

8. Chino Antrax

9. John Venn

10. Jen Selter

Applications more search trends 2014:

1. Telegram

2. Spotify

3. Clarovideo

4. WhatsApp PLUS

5. Rhetoric

6. MomentCam

7. I see

8. Mobogenie

9. OneDrive

10. Vine

Gadgets search more trend in 2014:

1. iPhone 6

2. Samsung Galaxy S5

3. Moto G

4. iPhone 6 plus

5. Moto X

6. iPhone 5c

7. Xperia Z1

8. Galaxy Note 4

9. Nokia Lumia 520

10. LG L70

Memes more search trends in 2014:

1. Ice Bucket Challenge

2. It was not criminal

3. Minions

4. Selfie

5. Kermit <"normal" p class => 6

. Lucero hunting

7. Lady peppers

8. World Memes

9. Saiote

10. Memes funny

Events in the year with a greater tendency search in 2014:

1. Easter

2. Vive Latino

3. Good <"normal" p class => 4. End

<"Normal" p class => 5. School Calendar

Hell and Heaven

6. Oscars

7. Corona Capital

8. New Year

9. July gifted

10. Day of the Dead

Weather Phenomena more search trends in 2014:

1. Lunar Eclipse

2. Quake

3. Red Moon

4. Hurricane Odile

5. Autumn Equinox

6. Earthquake in Chile

7. Hurricane Norbert

8. Starfall

9. Hurricane Amanda

10. Hurricane Marie

Cities of Mexico more search trends in 2014:

1. Puebla

2. Tijuana

3. Tampico

4. Acapulco

5. Toluca

6. Iguala

7. The 8 Paz

. Merida

9. Saltillo

10. Allende

Questions that began with “what” more search trends in 2014:

1. What <"normal" p class => 2 Ebola

. What is selfie

3. What happened in Ayotzinapa

4. What did Lucero

5. What’s Telegram

6. What is atorrante

7. What is Lupus

8. What is YOLO

9. What does cierzo

10. What does bae

Questions that started with “how” more search trends in 2014:

1 . How to update WhatsApp

2. How Houdini died

3. Preparing dorilocos

4. Removing Awesomehp

5. How to invoice electronically

6. Making Fabulous

7. Making wallpapers

8. How to be an entrepreneur

9. How to cook <"normal" p class => 10 eggs

. How to value

fashion related terms most searched on Google in 2014:

1. Gucci

2. Chanel

3. Saint Laurent

4. Moschino

5. Alexander Wang

6. Valentino

7. Chloé

8. Miu Miu

9. Marni

10. Phillip Lim


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