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Googling the NHL in the USA
by Alanah McGinley on 11/01/07 at 04:24 PM ET
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From NHLdigest.com,
I have created the following video to show yet another perspective on the popularity, or lack thereof, of the NHL in the United States.
In this video I use a tool created by Google, called Google Trends, that is used to graphically show the popularity of certain terms that are searched for on the Internet. Google Trends is very nice to use because it allows us to compare two terms against each other to determine which of the terms is most often searched for.
This video clearly shows that “Nothing” is more popular than the NHL as a search term used in the United States. This is absolutely embarrassing for me as a hockey fan.
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*thanks to a KK reader for the heads up on the link
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