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  1. trends.google.comGoogle Trends

    Google Trends. Explore what. United States. is searching for right now. Search interest, past 24 hours. Explore. Why is trending? Search it. Dive deeper. Explore issues and events in detail....

  2. trends.google.com › trends › yisGoogle's Year in Search - Google Trends

    Explore the searches that shaped 2020, from Google Trends. #yearinsearch.

  3. www.weforum.org › agenda › 2020Google reveals most popular online searches of 2020 | World...

    Google has revealed the most popular search trends of an extraordinary year dominated by a pandemic, Black Lives Matter, the US election… and Tiger King. 2020's top searches show the wider impact of the pandemic has had on our lives as “how to foster a dog?” reached an all-time high.

  4. about.google › intl › ALL_usYear in Search: Trends That Shaped 2020 - Google

    Explore 2020 Year in Search data and trends that reveal the questions we had, people who inspired us, and moments that captured attention.

  5. www.thinkwithgoogle.com › year-search-2020-malaysiaYear in Search 2020: Malaysia - Think with Google

    Explore highlights from Google's 2020 Year in Search report to find out the latest Google search trends in Malaysia and top search terms and results in 2020.

  6. www.thinkwithgoogle.com › consumer-insights › consumer-trends2020 trends from Google’s Year in Search - Think with Google

    2020 trends from Google’s Year in Search - Think with Google. Published. December 2020. ‘Why?’ dominated the 2020 Google Year in Search. In a year that tested everyone around the world, “why” was searched more than ever. That’s the biggest takeaway from Google’s annual “Year in Search” video.

  7. blog.google › products › search2020: The year the world asked "why?" - The Keyword

    Dec 9, 2020 · Dec 09, 2020. 1 min read. Simon Rogers. Data Editor, Google News Lab. Listen to article. 2020 was the year we asked "why?" While “coronavirus” was the top trending search worldwide, we also asked questions like “why is it called covid-19?” and “why is mental health important?” more than ever before.