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2004 according to Google

The interactive timeline in particular is a wonderful representation of the trends of the last year.

UPDATE (1.Jan.05): eBay pulse does the same thing for items being sold (thanks to rexblog.com for that one).

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This entry was posted in online journalism on December 24, 2004 by Paul Bradshaw.

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