Interesting Google Statistics about .Net Searches
First places are not really surprising, but tenth place for USA after Denmark?
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See the full statistic on Google Trends
5 Comment(s)
Comment by Maria loves pictures
Posted on June 24, 2006
Interesting to see, that Denmark is above the USA in the statistics. I think the developers in the US are not really passionate about .NET, since Micro$oft has outsorced the .Net jobs to India.
Comment by Stu
Posted on July 22, 2006
the country that notices only its power and considering that it’s above all other soon became powerless.
Comment by UmberGryphon
Posted on July 26, 2006
The length of those bars is as a percentage of the searches from that country. I’m sure the USA googles for Microsoft .NET quite a bit, but we use Google to look up so many other things that it dilutes the length of our bar.
Comment by arne
Posted on July 26, 2006
Hi Umbergryphon,
ok, you are right! According to the Google Trends FAQ, the bar is relative to all searches from the country. That means that people from Denmark have fewer other interests than people from the USA 
Comment by Byron
Posted on August 1, 2006
You should also post comparison statistics – say, all searches for Java and all searches for Open Source across countries. That would be a really interesting comparison.
Actually, I just did a trend search for ‘Java’, ‘open source’, and ‘opensource’, and the US isn’t even in the top 10 for those.
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