The Google Beat for August 27, 2010

[cadencefilmgmail]

I was going to respond to those complaining about the fact that only the US is represented in this clip, then I scrolled down and noticed how many people were mad about the a. length of the clip b. that the clip had been done "better" by someone else and b. that the anchor appeared to be reading.

Instead of responding to any of the comments, I'm just going to commend the team for producing the clip. You guys do a great, concise, clear job. Keep doing it, grow when/where you can & ignore idiots.

[MrDan3345]

Great thing, nice information. But really: Get the rest of the world involved! -_-

[nehawasnik24]

Nice idea videos makes it easier to gain more info in less time. Thanks

[marckbell]

I find it very interesting the way Google can Screw up the results. If we all remember, Google ran last week a small tag on the home page right below the search button celebrating the 90th anniversary for women's right to vote. When someone clicked on that tag it would actually bring up a Google search page with the search term "19th amendment". Obviously the reason this term was the 3rd hottest term of the week is not what people actually typed ; It's from clicking that tag.

[crazyclips101]

WHY DON'T YOU DO THIS FOR THE REST OF THE WORLD?!?! grr.

[thaikarate]

มันคือ?

[DavidCRosen]

Short and sweet - more interesting than journalistic opinion pushing the news.

[mjmarcinkus]

The premise of giving people the skinny on current events and what people are talking about has already been done in a more personal manner on websites like DinnerTopics and other places. Google Beat is ok, but I prefer the individual sites that do the manual work for you.

[iwgifu]

Official Google blog title "Find out what's hot on search with the Google Beat" should be "Find out who's hot" :) = Anne

[pokiripandoo]

They shit in america and say the world...

There are several other countries tooo damn it

[wdebauchez]

As Thomas Power said, this could be the beginning of Google TV.

I will be mentioning this at my next social media training...

[raybanna]

Great 

[BlackWebSeries]

Go Anne Espiritu!!!! :)

[tgpmaker]

greatest

[zineo84]

I could already see what people are searching on Seekier.

[sodiumandh2o]

This should be done for other countries too.

[macintard]

This is kinda cool... I like it. Google is freaking awesome and convenient! Thanks!

[foulestthamass]

Im fairly sure that porn was searched the most... :P

[niaodan26]

@foulestthamass well i'm pretty sure that they all already have a website in mind already. therefore google search is not needed

[tishwalter]

This is immensely pointless to me unless it encompasses global searches. AMERICA ISN'T THE ONLY PLACE THE IN WORLD.

[TheSEOBOOK]

Great initiative, Google!

[LCServiceCorps]

Awesome, I will enjoy this series....I always prefer videos to blogs, so this is great cuz it's stuff I wanna know!

[TheUnillogical]

Well since you guys seem more interested with starting inane channels instead of fixing problems I may as well ask if you are planning to have a "googlebeat uk" channel?

[whanethewhip]

So cool, maybe next we can get a Google customer service channel since getting a reply on antiquated forums is next to impossible. Oh wait, there is no Google customer service program. My bad, carry on with fluff.

[rdecaio]

Great. Just waiting for the option to download a videocast version of the trends, that would be very cool.

[searchsignals]

Cool! I hope this is going to be as good as Yahoo!'s "The 9". I loved watching the 9.

[jadedks]

Nice production value, too much unnecessary hand-gesturing. Head & shoulders shot much more flattering.

[MichaelDadona]

Thanks for your lucid explanation. Hopes they'll search for my sites!

[hailsofbay]

These videos are going to be great for finding new googsees at googsees.com

[InfoUplink]

woo!

[stefmanevski]

Haha! I like this :)