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More people searched Yahoo about Britney Spears this year than President-elect Barack Obama, the search engine reports.
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Britney Spears tops Yahoo searches - Times Union
LOS ANGELES -- She did it again: Britney Spears was the most popular search term on Yahoo for the fourth year in a row -- her seventh time topping the list. Spears bested World Wrestling Entertainment, Barack Obama, Miley Cyrus and the online game ...
Brit is queen of Yahoo searches in 2008 - Tonight South Africa
San Francisco - Britney Spears reigns supreme in online searches at Yahoo this year despite an historic US presidential election and a global financial crisis. Yahoo users worldwide have made more online queries about the drama-prone pop star in 2008 ...
Spears Tops Obama As 'Most Searched' - Click2Houston.com
NEW YORK -- More people searched Yahoo about Britney Spears this year than President-elect Barack Obama, the Web portal and search engine announced Monday. It was the seventh time that Spears topped Yahoo's list of the 10 most popular searches of the ...
Britney Spears tops Yahoo searches - Times Union
LOS ANGELES -- She did it again: Britney Spears was the most popular search term on Yahoo for the fourth year in a row -- her seventh time topping the list. Spears bested World Wrestling Entertainment, Barack Obama, Miley Cyrus and the online game ...
Britney Spears: Most Yahoo searched celeb - Winnipeg Sun
Britney Spears was the most popular search term on Yahoo for the fourth year in a row ? her seventh time topping the list. Spears bested World Wrestling Entertainment, Barack Obama, Miley Cyrus and the online game ?RuneScape? as the five most ...
Spears tops Yahoo searches in '08, who else is on the list? - ABC 15 News
She did it again: Britney Spears was the most popular search term on Yahoo for the fourth year in a row ? her seventh time topping the list. Spears bested World Wrestling Entertainment, Barack Obama, Miley Cyrus and the online game "RuneScape" as ...
Britney Spears pushes Obama aside in internet search table - Guardian Unlimited
Barack Obama's epochal victory in the US presidential election may have transfixed and gladdened the world but the British public, it seems, is more preoccupied with the life and times of another American colossus - a 26-year-old singer by the name ...
Britney Spears tops Yahoo searches in 2008 - The Money Times
San Francisco, December 2: The one-time queen of pop Britney Spears has grabbed the number one spot in Yahoo?s Top 10 searches of 2008. The search engine Yahoo declared her the most searched-for celebrity on the internet. According to the ...
Britney tops web popularity list - Lewes Today
Britney Spears was the most popular search term on Yahoo for the fourth year in a row - her seventh time topping the list. Spears beat World Wrestling Entertainment, Barack Obama, Miley Cyrus and the online game RuneScape as the five most-searched ...
Britney tops the charts... as she clinches number one spot on internet ... - Daily Mail
It's been a rocky year for pop starlet Britney Spears, with a very public custody battle for her two sons, a long spell in rehab and a triumphant comeback album. The 26-year-old, who recently picked up three MTV music video awards, has topped the ...
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