Google search keyword ranking announcement in 2006, SNS's "bebo" the 1st place

The Google search keyword ranking for 2006 was announced. The SNS "bebo" and "myspace" are included in the first place and the second place respectively, "wikipedia" in the 6th place and "wiki" in the 10th place. Paris Hilton is No. 1 in the news, Orlando Bloom is in the second place.

Details are as follows.
First place:Bebo
Second place:Myspace
3rd place:World cup
4th:Metacafe
5th place:Radioblog
6th place:Wikipedia
7th place:Video
8th place:Rebelde
9th place:Mininova
10th place:Wiki

MyspaceI shrugged to the top with suppressingBeboIt is SNS for students only, it seems that teenagers from the UK and UK leaving myspace are flowing in. 5th placeRadioblogIt is a service that allows you to set up a jukebox on your blog and run BGM, and the popularity of SNS and blogs still remains the same.

4th placeMetacafeLike YouTube, it is a video sharing site, it seems to be popular by earning income according to the page view of the movie. By the way, because YouTube is not in it, does not it have to bother to search anymore?

"Wikipedia" in the 6th place is combined with the "wiki" in the 10th place Online encyclopediaWikipediaIs it thing? It's convenient and interesting so you may find it somewhat irritated. 8th placeRebeldeIt seems to be a group of six people in Mexico who appeared in the drama of the school and became popular. 9th placeMininovaIs related to Bittorrent?

The top ten of the news looks like the following.

First place:Paris hilton
Second place:Orlando bloom
3rd place:Cancer
4th:Podcasting
5th place:Hurricane katrina
6th place:Bankruptcy
7th place:Martina hingis
8th place:Autism
9th place:2006 nfl draft
10th place:Celebrity big brother 2006

Paris Hilton in 1st place, Orlando Bloom in 2nd place. Is Paris Hilton because I gathered tabloid paper with gossip in various ways? Perhaps there is "cancer" in 3rd place, it may be common to all things to worry about.

There are other rankings such as what is searched in 'who is', 'where is', etc.

Google Press Center: Zeitgeist