Published 2:57 p.m. CDT (GMT - 6:00)
Yesterday's Google trends and today's Twitter (U.S.) trending now at bottom
Today's headlines
What they're leading with
▪ NBCNews: Will Northwestern athlete union bid mean end of amateurism?
▪ NPR: Leak: U.K. spied on Webchats, grabbed millions of images
▪ FoxNews: Pentagon cuts have military families on high alert
▪ ABCNews: Latest headline: After Arizona: 5 other states considering anti-gay laws
▪ CBSNews: Did GM wait too long to issue its recall?
▪ USAToday: Kentucky ordered to recognize out-of-state gay marriages
North Korea
▪ CNN: North Korea launches missiles into sea
Cruise ship news
▪ CNN: Costa Concordia captain boards stricken ship
Cool news
▪ CNN: 10 of the world's coolest underground wonders
Social capital news
▪ CNN: Nasty LinkedIn rejection goes viral
Autism news
▪ USAToday: Researchers look at boy-girl differences in autism
Germ news
▪ NPR: Stethoscopes do as much dirty work as hands in spreading germs
Legalized marijuana news
▪ ABCNews: Colo. vets warn of edible marijuana threat to pets
Tesla news
▪ NPR: Any way it's measured, Tesla's $5B 'gigafactory' is huge
Air travel news
▪ NBCNews: Delta's revamped mileage program may end 'travel hacking'
World-of-work news
▪ CNN: Nasty LinkedIn rejection goes viral
Culture-in-the U.S. news
▪ NBCNews: Poll: 90 percent of American think internet is good for them
Yesterday's Google trends with at least 200,000 searches
American Idol
▪ EWeekly: 'American Idol' recap: Such a beautiful disaster
Yesterday's Google trends with at least 100,000 but <200,000 searches
Paco de Lucia
▪ NYTimes: Paco de Lucia, master flamenco guitarist, dies at 66
Survivor
▪ CBSNews: 'Survivor: Cagayan' premiere: Beauty vs. brains vs. brawn
Trending now on Twitter (U.S.)
▪ #VIZIOAskRussell
▪ #MyBrothersKeeper
▪ #ASOT652
▪ #NXTArRIVAL
▪ #NBADreamBIG
▪ Troubled Boy
▪ TRT
▪ Oscars
▪ MLB
▪ White House
Showing posts with label American Idol. Show all posts
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Thursday, February 27, 2014
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Trending: Saturday, April 20, 2013
Update published 2:07 p.m. CST
▪ CNN: Florida sues BP, Halliburton over 2010 oil spill
Published 10:35 a.m. CST
Following yesterday's all-day coverage of the pursuit and capture of the second Boston Marathon bombing suspect, this morning's list of top Google searches is dominated by media outlets in the following order: FOX News (1M+), Boston Globe (500,000+), MSNBC (500,000+) NBC News (500,000+), Reddit (200,000+), CBS News (100,000+) Boston.com (100,000+), (NPR 100,000+). This is quite different than users' order of preference on the day after the bombings (see Trendilla for April 16, 2013). On that day, neither FOX nor CBS did appeared, and CNN (which does not appear today), dominated. Speculation: FOX was first as (found by Trendilla yesterday) to report suspect-capture activity, so perhaps a carry-over effect remained).
Otherwise, here's what's happening with top topical searches.
200,000+ Google searches
CISPA
▪ USNews: CISPA supporters spend 140 times as much money lobbying as opponents▪ HuffPost: Anonymous calls for internet blackout on April 22 to protest CISPA
▪ TheEconomist: From SOPA to CISPA
Boston police scanner (Note: All activity is from previous day/April 19, 2013)
▪ ABCNews: Boston suspect on run could have suicide vest, trigger: Police scanner
▪ TuneIN: Boston police, fire and EMS scanner
▪ USNewsNBCNews: Tweeting police chatter creates confusion over Boston suspect
100,000+ Google searches
Jeff Bauman
▪ NewYorkPost: Victim ID'd the bomber
▪ Syracuse.Com: Boston Marathon bombing victim Jeff Bauman's description helped officials zero in on supsect
▪ FOXNews: JeffBauman: The man who ID'd one of the Boston bombers
Oblivion
▪ LATimes: 'Oblivion:' Sci-fi pastiche doesn't come together, reviews say
▪ CNN: 'Oblivion' aims for the moon, falls short
▪ RottenTomatoes: 58%/68%
What else is going on...
Bombings aftermath
▪ FOXNews: 'We got him!' But now authorities want answers in Boston Marathon bombing
▪ CBSNews: Boston bombings suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev bled for hours from neck, leg wounds, "might not have lived" if not found (ad first)
▪ ABCNews: Boston bomb suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev clings to life
▪ CNN: In the end, bombing suspect done in by flapping tarp
▪ CNN: FBI agents interviewed bombing suspect in 2011
▪ CNN: MIT cop shot to death in squad car
More bombings aftermath...
▪ NBCNews: Uncle: Mentors 'radicalized' older Boston bombing suspect
▪ NBCNews: Family of slain bombing supsect's widow: 'Our hearts are sickened'
▪ NBCNews: Parents of Boston Marathon bombing suspects say their children were framed (Link unavailable)
▪ CNN: Hey, tweeters: Chechens not Czechs
▪ NBCNews: What's next: The interrogation of Boston bombing supsect: Suspect and dozen victims in same hospital
China earthquake
▪ CNN: Quake kills more than 100 in southwestern China
▪ IGN: Quake kills more than 150, injures about 5,500 in China
Texas explosion
▪ NBCNews: Investigators: Texas plant explosion death toll raised to 14
▪ CBSNews: Video: Majority of deaths in West, Texas explosion were first responders (ad first)
Bird flu
▪ NBCNews: New bird flu spread quietly, study suggests
▪ FOXNews: Data show China bird flu mutated 'under the radar'
Gun control
▪ FOXNews: Obama taking executive action on guns after Senate vote
Pop culture news
▪ CNN: 'Big Bang Theory' repeat beats 'American Idol'
▪ FOXNews: Lil Bub, from stray cat to movie star▪ CBSNews: NBC pulls 'Hannibal' episode in wake of Boston bombings
▪ USAToday: Tight security for Denver marijuana celebration
Mystery news
▪ CNN: Mysterious structure found at bottom of ancient lake
Thinking news
▪ FOXNews: How a USB drive could destroy your business
▪ CBSNews: Hubble telescope takes stunning new nebula photo for 23rd birthday▪ CBSNews: Why stocks tied to consumers are (too) hot
Other news
▪ NBCNews: USAToday founder Neuharth dies in Florida at 89
▪ CNN: Florida sues BP, Halliburton over 2010 oil spill
Published 10:35 a.m. CST
Following yesterday's all-day coverage of the pursuit and capture of the second Boston Marathon bombing suspect, this morning's list of top Google searches is dominated by media outlets in the following order: FOX News (1M+), Boston Globe (500,000+), MSNBC (500,000+) NBC News (500,000+), Reddit (200,000+), CBS News (100,000+) Boston.com (100,000+), (NPR 100,000+). This is quite different than users' order of preference on the day after the bombings (see Trendilla for April 16, 2013). On that day, neither FOX nor CBS did appeared, and CNN (which does not appear today), dominated. Speculation: FOX was first as (found by Trendilla yesterday) to report suspect-capture activity, so perhaps a carry-over effect remained).
Otherwise, here's what's happening with top topical searches.
200,000+ Google searches
CISPA
▪ USNews: CISPA supporters spend 140 times as much money lobbying as opponents▪ HuffPost: Anonymous calls for internet blackout on April 22 to protest CISPA
▪ TheEconomist: From SOPA to CISPA
Boston police scanner (Note: All activity is from previous day/April 19, 2013)
▪ ABCNews: Boston suspect on run could have suicide vest, trigger: Police scanner
▪ TuneIN: Boston police, fire and EMS scanner
▪ USNewsNBCNews: Tweeting police chatter creates confusion over Boston suspect
100,000+ Google searches
Jeff Bauman
▪ NewYorkPost: Victim ID'd the bomber
▪ Syracuse.Com: Boston Marathon bombing victim Jeff Bauman's description helped officials zero in on supsect
▪ FOXNews: JeffBauman: The man who ID'd one of the Boston bombers
Oblivion
▪ LATimes: 'Oblivion:' Sci-fi pastiche doesn't come together, reviews say
▪ CNN: 'Oblivion' aims for the moon, falls short
▪ RottenTomatoes: 58%/68%
What else is going on...
Bombings aftermath
▪ FOXNews: 'We got him!' But now authorities want answers in Boston Marathon bombing
▪ CBSNews: Boston bombings suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev bled for hours from neck, leg wounds, "might not have lived" if not found (ad first)
▪ ABCNews: Boston bomb suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev clings to life
▪ CNN: In the end, bombing suspect done in by flapping tarp
▪ CNN: FBI agents interviewed bombing suspect in 2011
▪ CNN: MIT cop shot to death in squad car
More bombings aftermath...
▪ NBCNews: Uncle: Mentors 'radicalized' older Boston bombing suspect
▪ NBCNews: Family of slain bombing supsect's widow: 'Our hearts are sickened'
▪ NBCNews: Parents of Boston Marathon bombing suspects say their children were framed (Link unavailable)
▪ CNN: Hey, tweeters: Chechens not Czechs
▪ NBCNews: What's next: The interrogation of Boston bombing supsect: Suspect and dozen victims in same hospital
China earthquake
▪ CNN: Quake kills more than 100 in southwestern China
▪ IGN: Quake kills more than 150, injures about 5,500 in China
Texas explosion
▪ NBCNews: Investigators: Texas plant explosion death toll raised to 14
▪ CBSNews: Video: Majority of deaths in West, Texas explosion were first responders (ad first)
Bird flu
▪ NBCNews: New bird flu spread quietly, study suggests
▪ FOXNews: Data show China bird flu mutated 'under the radar'
Gun control
▪ FOXNews: Obama taking executive action on guns after Senate vote
Pop culture news
▪ CNN: 'Big Bang Theory' repeat beats 'American Idol'
▪ FOXNews: Lil Bub, from stray cat to movie star▪ CBSNews: NBC pulls 'Hannibal' episode in wake of Boston bombings
▪ USAToday: Tight security for Denver marijuana celebration
Mystery news
▪ CNN: Mysterious structure found at bottom of ancient lake
Thinking news
▪ FOXNews: How a USB drive could destroy your business
▪ CBSNews: Hubble telescope takes stunning new nebula photo for 23rd birthday▪ CBSNews: Why stocks tied to consumers are (too) hot
Other news
▪ NBCNews: USAToday founder Neuharth dies in Florida at 89
▪ NBCNews: Power failure hits Carnival Ecstacy cruise ship▪ FAA FAA approves Boeing's new 787 battery design
▪ FOXNews: Indian girl, 5, in serious condition after being raped, tortured for 2 days, officials say
▪ FOXNews: Rutgers suspends lacrosse coach amid probe into alleged verbal abuse
Quirky News
▪ NBCNews: Hospital introduces new gown design: It has a back!
▪ NBCNews: Who gets to name those alien planets?
▪ NBCNews: How a fake island landed on Google Earth
▪ FOXNews: Indian girl, 5, in serious condition after being raped, tortured for 2 days, officials say
▪ FOXNews: Rutgers suspends lacrosse coach amid probe into alleged verbal abuse
Quirky News
▪ NBCNews: Hospital introduces new gown design: It has a back!
▪ NBCNews: Who gets to name those alien planets?
▪ NBCNews: How a fake island landed on Google Earth
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Trending: Thursday, March 28, 2013
Facebook
▪ C|Net: Facebook makes risky bet on news feed ads that track you
▪ NewYorkTimes: What you didn't post, Facebook may still know
John Edwards' Daughter
▪ NBCNews: John Edwards' eldest daughter: I was mad, `devastated' about affair
▪ YahooNews: John Edwards' daughter Cate speaks out about his affair
▪ Glamour: Cate Edwards: What no one knows about my mother, Elizabeth Edwards
YouTube
▪ USAToday: YouTube tops 1 billion monthy users
▪ Forbes: Here's looking at YouTube: Kid: Eight years, one billion users...
American Idol
▪ USAToday: On `American Idol,' a Detroit breakdown
▪ FOX: `American Idol' judge Nicki Minaj: There's `absolutely not a chance' a man will win the show
▪ MTV.com: `American Idol' Detroit Night: What should top eight sing?
▪ USAToday: Narrowing the American Idol Field
Miami Heat
▪ ESPN: Heat's 27-game winning streak comes to end in Chicago
▪ FOX: Miami Heat's winning streak ends at 27 in Chicago
▪ NPR: Snap! Maimi Heat's streak end at 27
▪ bleacherreport: Miami Heat's 27-game winning streak snapped by Chicago Bulls
Jenna Wolfe
▪ Philly.com: Former Philly sportscaster Jenna Wolfe pregnant... and gay
▪ LATimes: NBC's Jenna Wolfe, Stephanie Gosk expecting, engaged, out. Whew!
▪ Reuters: NBC `Today' show's Jenna Wolfe expecting baby with gay partner
Derrick Rose
▪ ChicagoTribune: Rosenbloom video: Derrick Rose's time is now
▪ NBA.com: Derrick Rose: Stats, bio
▪ USAToday: Derrick Rose laughs off Waka Flocka Flame's tweet
North Korea
▪ CNN: US flies bombers over South Korea
▪ NBCNews: US bombers practice Korea peninsula attack
Other News
▪ CNN: Run on banks feared in Cyprus
▪ ABCNews: Large lines form outside Cyprus banks
▪ CNN: Massive cyberattack hits internet
▪ BostonHerald: Record-breaking cyberattack hits anti-spam group
▪ ABCNews: SARS-like virus kills two more people in Germany and Britain
▪ NBCNews: After weight-loss surgery, new gut bacteria keeps obesity away
▪ C|Net: Facebook makes risky bet on news feed ads that track you
▪ NewYorkTimes: What you didn't post, Facebook may still know
John Edwards' Daughter
▪ NBCNews: John Edwards' eldest daughter: I was mad, `devastated' about affair
▪ YahooNews: John Edwards' daughter Cate speaks out about his affair
▪ Glamour: Cate Edwards: What no one knows about my mother, Elizabeth Edwards
YouTube
▪ USAToday: YouTube tops 1 billion monthy users
▪ Forbes: Here's looking at YouTube: Kid: Eight years, one billion users...
American Idol
▪ USAToday: On `American Idol,' a Detroit breakdown
▪ FOX: `American Idol' judge Nicki Minaj: There's `absolutely not a chance' a man will win the show
▪ MTV.com: `American Idol' Detroit Night: What should top eight sing?
▪ USAToday: Narrowing the American Idol Field
Miami Heat
▪ ESPN: Heat's 27-game winning streak comes to end in Chicago
▪ FOX: Miami Heat's winning streak ends at 27 in Chicago
▪ NPR: Snap! Maimi Heat's streak end at 27
▪ bleacherreport: Miami Heat's 27-game winning streak snapped by Chicago Bulls
Jenna Wolfe
▪ Philly.com: Former Philly sportscaster Jenna Wolfe pregnant... and gay
▪ LATimes: NBC's Jenna Wolfe, Stephanie Gosk expecting, engaged, out. Whew!
▪ Reuters: NBC `Today' show's Jenna Wolfe expecting baby with gay partner
Derrick Rose
▪ ChicagoTribune: Rosenbloom video: Derrick Rose's time is now
▪ NBA.com: Derrick Rose: Stats, bio
▪ USAToday: Derrick Rose laughs off Waka Flocka Flame's tweet
North Korea
▪ CNN: US flies bombers over South Korea
▪ NBCNews: US bombers practice Korea peninsula attack
Other News
▪ CNN: Run on banks feared in Cyprus
▪ ABCNews: Large lines form outside Cyprus banks
▪ CNN: Massive cyberattack hits internet
▪ BostonHerald: Record-breaking cyberattack hits anti-spam group
▪ ABCNews: SARS-like virus kills two more people in Germany and Britain
▪ NBCNews: After weight-loss surgery, new gut bacteria keeps obesity away
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