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This is an archive article published on December 11, 2008

Glamorous Palin tops 2008 Google image search

Sarah Palin may have ended up on the losing side of the landmark US electoral battle for the White House, but she has finished first on Google's image search list.

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Sarah Palin may have ended up on the losing side of the landmark US electoral battle for the White House, but she has finished first on Google8217;s image search list.

In the Google8217;s list of the most popular searches in 2008, the photogenic defeated US vice-presidential candidate, topped the the web search chart.

The glamorous Palin finished number one on Google Image Search in 2008, Google said.

8220;Beijing Olympics 20088221; came in at number two on the Google list of 8220;fastest-rising8221; searches around the globe this year followed by 8220;Facebook login8221; and 8220;Tuenti,8221; a Spanish social networking website.

Searches for 8220;Heath Ledger,8221; the Australian actor who died in January, was listed at number four followed by 8220;Obama8221; as in Barack Obama, the Democratic candidate for the White House and now US president-elect.

Apart from providing a global view of searches on the the web this year, Google also released search data for more than 30 countries.

In the United States, 8220;Obama8221; was number one on the Google 8220;fastest-rising8221; list followed by 8220;Facebook8221; 8220;ATT,8221; a US phone company, 8220;iPhone,8221; 8220;YouTube8221; and 8220;Fox News8221;.

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While Republican vice presidential candidate Palin may have come in at number one globally she only finished seventh on the list of fastest-rising searches on Google.com by US users in 2008.

The McCain pick did, however, finish number one on Google Image Search in 2008, Google said.

 

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