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Google+ Trending Topics Launched

Google+ takes another cue from Twitter

By · November 18, 2011 · 2 Comments
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As you’ll notice in the image below, Google+ now has trending topics, much like Twitter’s. It will be interesting to see if Google works in ads to them like Twitter does.

<a href=Google+ Trending Topics” src=”http://cdn.ientry.com/sites/webpronews/pictures/google-plus-trends.jpg” title=”Google+ Trending Topics” class=”aligncenter” width=”616″/>

Google already adopted the hashtag concept made popular on Twitter, and improved that when it launched Google+ search back in October.

According to Mashable, the trending topics started rolling out last night.

If you want another way to see what’s trending on Google+, I suggest checking out plus.topsy.com.

As discussed in a recent article, Twitter, Google+ and Facebook seem to all be getting more and more alike. Is this a good thing?

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  1. I think it can be a good thing, as the competition becomes more fierce it seems to benefit the end users with more features and the latest in news and developments.

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    Steven

    This is to be expected from Google. They have no clue on what they’re doing so their going to piece together Google+ from ideas that are already out there.

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