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    Published on Wednesday 12 November, 2008 at 6:00 am. Filed in: Uncategorized category.

    Google Flu Trends: The Geolocation of Illness

    Hypochondriacs rejoice! Google has released ‘Google Flu Trends,’ a service that tracks search queries involving the term ‘flu.’ It is an extension of the ‘trends‘ service that actually anticipates each state’s flu search frenzy, a methodology that doesn’t actually display the # of victims, but the eagerness to examine the term.

    The system therefore will be of use to pharmaceutical advertisers not just to anticipate a ’season,’ but to examine their dollar effect on the people, or the American as analyzed by the Google zeitgeist.


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