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MANILA, Philippines (2nd UPDATE) – “Vhong Navarro” was the overall most-searched term in Google in the country in 2014, according to the “Year in Search 2014” report released by Google Philippines on Tuesday, December 16.
Navarro is a male celebrity who was involved in a beating incident at a posh condominium unit in Taguig City in January.
His legal battles with Deniece Cornejo, who accused Navarro of rape, and businessman Cedric Lee, whom Navarro sued for serious illegal detention, were so widely followed by Filipino netizens that even Lee’s name made it in the overall top 10 search terms.
Other top trending queries on the search engine reflected the interests and pressing issues that Filipinos cared about in 2014, said Google Philippines in a statement.
The list includes comedian Robin Williams, whose death on August 11 surprised the world; the addictive mobile game Flappy Bird; and the top-grossing movie Frozen.
Google has been releasing a list of top searches in the Philippines every year since 2008.
For 2014, these were the top 10 overall search terms in Google Philippines:
- Vhong Navarro
- Flappy Bird
- Robin Williams
- “Rude” (song)
- Frozen
- Cedric Lee
- Paolo Bediones
- Jennifer Lawrence
- Malaysia Airlines
- Meteor Garden
Google Philippines also listed down the top search terms in 15 different categories, 6 of which were presented to the media on Tuesday:
News
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Events
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Male Celebrities
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Female Celebrities
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Movies
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Music (Songs)
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Globally, Robin Williams was the top Google search term overall in 2014, followed by the World Cup, the Ebola virus, the Malaysia Airlines, and the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
The rest of the categories, and the top search terms in the Philippines for each, are:
Newsmakers
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Local Destinations
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International Locations
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Restaurants
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TV Shows
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Apps
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Mobile Trending Searches: Overall
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Mobile Trending Searches: Local Personalities
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Mobile Trending Searches: Events
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– Rappler.com
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