Funny Google suggestions on search query ‘why do’

I fell in love with Google Suggest the moment I discovered it. Little did I know that I would find Google Suggest not just informative but interesting and funny as well. The kind of search terms people type in Google can get really hilarious.

Here is a compilation of interesting “why do…” Google search suggestions when people want information on people belonging to different nationalities.

My favorite picks are listed below. Do let me know which ones amuse you.

• Why do Americans speak English
• Why do Asians look the same
• Why do Australians say mate
• Why do British people say zed
• Why do Canadians say eh
• Why do Chinese men eat more rice than Japanese men
• Why do Europeans work so little
• Why do French women not get fat
• Why do Italians talk with their hands
• Why do Japanese live so long
• Why do Kenyans run so fast
• Why do Koreans have good skin
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Google’s really making the search engine experience interesting, right?
  Click here to find out what Google Suggest is all about.

Seesmic Desktop has almost 2 million downloads

Seesmic is a cool initiative that allows you to follow your friends on Twitter and Facebook at one place. You can easily share links and thoughts at the same time on Twitter and Facebook, follow/unfollow friends, see their updates... But then who am I to give you all the gyaan! Watch the video from Seesmic to know it all!

Most Dangerous Web Search Terms Include Screensavers

McAfee Identifies the Most Dangerous Web Search Terms

"...As defined by McAfee, the riskiest set of keyword variations was ‘screensavers’ with a maximum risk of 59.1 percent. Nearly six out of the top 10 search results for ‘screensavers’ contain malware. One of the single riskiest search terms in the world is ‘lyrics’, with a maximum risk factor of one in two. Surprisingly, searches using the word ‘Viagra’, a popular keyword that is also common in spam e-mail messages, yielded the fewest risky sites. Searches with the safest risk profile included health-related terms and searches about the current economic crisis..."
Read more here.

Courtesy: networkcomputing.in

What is Wonder Wheel in Google?

Google has introduced a new set of tools that enables us to get deeper into the results. One of these is Wonder Wheel.

Where is the Wonder Wheel link?

Type just anything in the search box. As soon as the results page opens, right below the search box on the top left hand side there's a link called Show Options.

Click on this link and a list opens on the left side. You’ll find Wonder Wheel there.
Click on it to see the magic!

Wonder Wheel enables us to explore topics in a unique graphical way. We can explore topics by clicking on related searches that go deeper into the subject of the main query. It's so much fun to explore so much!

Amazing? Check it out here.

Amazing Creative Awards Advertising Viral

Check out this cool viral featuring Faulad Pakkad ;)

myPOPKORN Creative Awards - TVC, Print Ads, Radio Spots

myPOPKORN, India’s leading video-driven entertainment portal, has announced the launch of myPOPKORN Creative Awards.
How to participate in myPOPKORN Creative Awards:
Participants can upload multiple entries across TVC, Print Ad & Radio Spot categories for the following brands:

Sprite
Virgin Mobile
Singapore Tourism Board

Last date to send entries: May 5, 2009
Judges: Bharat Dabholkar, Bobby Pawar, Punit Goenka and Vikram Bhatt

Click here for the myPOPKORN Creative Awards brief and more details.

Google Analytics - How To Create Custom Reports

Google in Holiday Mood

Love this cute image on Google homepage!


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BMM Course at Bhavan's College, Andheri

My neighbour just visited me to thank me and tell me how happy she was about joining the BMM course at Bhavan's, the same college where I studied for five years. She was really happy and bubbling with excitement. You should have seen the glow on her face as she explained the kind of projects the course includes.

She finds the BMM course so interesting that she couldn't stop praising it. Wish this course existed during my college years. Nevertheless, if you are planning to pursue a degree course in communication or mass media, consider this option. It's a three-year course, and you can choose Advertising or Journalism specialisation in the final year. The Bhavan's college faculty seems to be really good [like it always had been] as is the Bhavan's college campus that I really am in love with.