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Query logs let by user on search-engines have helped create efficient tools for trend analysis, from commercial use to fore- casting epidemics. In this paper, we propose a new method and system for cultural trends analysis based on Google auto- complete suggestions. We present Zeitgeist Borders, a toolkit enabling any user to collect and analyze associations between queries, suggestions and various regions of the world. We re- port unexpected observations about several behavioural and geographical trends along with promising uses. Paper page : http://hal.inria.fr/hal-00805048 Project page : http://fabelier.org/towards-google-borders/ Newscientist article on the paper : http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/onepercent/2013/04/zeitgeist-borders-google.html

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Towards Google BordersAntoine Mazieres, Samuel Huron

This Presentation is under Creative Commons : Attribution, Non commercial, Derivative

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Google auto complete is usefull for refining your request :

http://goo.gl/V1ICV

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And some times funny

http://goo.gl/jNDQb

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And some times provide particular things.

We have a guess for you…

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What is the most common autocompletion you will get if you query the name of all french political people in

Google.FR ?

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?

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Some French newspaper paper reply

“Juif” (Jewish)

http://goo.gl/FQoG3

http://goo.gl/StOLb

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http://goo.gl/FQoG3

Weird ?

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Could we see other pattern in the autocompletion?And what does it means ?

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Is itonly in France ? or in europe ?

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Or in the Google’ web world ?

Map from : http://www.bytelevel.com/map/ccTLD.html

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To investigate that we made :

Google borders allow you to query and visualize all Google auto completion in the World for one query.

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1/ make a query

2/ received the reply sort by number of occurrences

3/ Visualize the spread of a completion over the world

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We found some unexpected facts about :

- Our culture- People Popularity- Brands distribution

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For instance If we query :

“What if”The most popular completion are:

A “If god was one of us”B “if money didn’t matter”C “If there was no google”

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For instance If we query :

“Why Society”The most popular completion are:

A “Is a complex matter”B “Needs religion”C “Is wrong”

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For instance

For example, “amazon” is served as first suggestion among 40% of all TLDs over the letter “a”.

If we query :

Each letter of thelatin alphabet..

56% Of the 3 most popular completion over the world

Are US or UK Brands or products.

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For instance If we query :

“Why kids”The most popular completion are: “Why kids are the worst”“Why kids hate school”“Why kids lie”

But in India, they seems to have different completion:

“Why kids vomit”“Why kids don’t eat”“Why kids urinate …”

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WE NEED MORE DATA TO GO FURTHER !

IF SOMBODY FROM IS IN THE AUDIENCE

Contact us !

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For question : Antoine MazieresTweeter : @MazieresMail : [email protected]

Samuel HuronTweeter : @cybunkMail : [email protected]

For playing and coding: It‘s OPENSOURCE, Fork Google Borders on github :https://github.com/fabelier/Zeitgeist-Borders