Pak again on top in Google search for sex
Press Trust Of India
Washington, December 30, 2011
First Published: 14:10 IST(30/12/2011)
Last Updated: 14:19 IST(30/12/2011)
A worker at Google in Shanghai walks near their reception desk in their Shanghai. Google Inc may pull out of China because of censorship and cyber attacks on rights activists.
First Published: 14:10 IST(30/12/2011)
Last Updated: 14:19 IST(30/12/2011)
A worker at Google in Shanghai walks near their reception desk in their Shanghai. Google Inc may pull out of China because of censorship and cyber attacks on rights activists.
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Pakistan has secured a dubious distinction of being the number one globally for searching the term 'sex' on Google in 2011. Pakistan is followed by India. Interestingly, of the top ten cities in the world searching for "sex" as per Google Trends data, eight are Indian. According to a 2010 Fox News report, Pakistan, which has over 20 million Internet users, had outranked all countries in Google searches for pornographic terms last year also, The Express Tribune daily of Pakistan reported.
Google Trends analyses a portion of Google web searches to compute how many searches have been done for the terms you enter, relative to the total number of searches done on Google over time.
Google Trends uses IP address information from server logs to make a best guess about where queries originated.
On the issue of accuracy, Google Trends say, "The data Trends produces may contain inaccuracies for a number of reasons, including data-sampling issues and a variety of approximations that are used to compute results. We hope you find this service interesting and entertaining, but you probably wouldn’t want to write your PhD dissertation based on the information provided by Trends"
Pakistan has secured a dubious distinction of being the number one globally for searching the term 'sex' on Google in 2011. Pakistan is followed by India. Interestingly, of the top ten cities in the world searching for "sex" as per Google Trends data, eight are Indian. According to a 2010 Fox News report, Pakistan, which has over 20 million Internet users, had outranked all countries in Google searches for pornographic terms last year also, The Express Tribune daily of Pakistan reported.
Google Trends analyses a portion of Google web searches to compute how many searches have been done for the terms you enter, relative to the total number of searches done on Google over time.
Google Trends uses IP address information from server logs to make a best guess about where queries originated.
On the issue of accuracy, Google Trends say, "The data Trends produces may contain inaccuracies for a number of reasons, including data-sampling issues and a variety of approximations that are used to compute results. We hope you find this service interesting and entertaining, but you probably wouldn’t want to write your PhD dissertation based on the information provided by Trends"
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