Here we have the ten most Googled terms of 2014 - with a twist...
Google Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG, GOOGL) - the world's largest search engine - handles about 87% of Web search queries across the globe. A look at hottest searches provides a fantastic measure of the year's most important happenings.
As a bonus to the regular list format, we've paired each term with a link to one of our favorite 2014 Web articles on that topic. Check them out for a quick refresher, a moving read, or exceptional visual content.
Out of the roughly 140 billion Google searches that took place in 2014 (and massive amount of Web content you can find on each), here are the ten most-Googled terms with our corresponding story "faves"...
Pulptastic: This 1 Minute Video Is The Best Robin Williams Tribute I've Seen
The Atlantic: Brazil Prepares for the World Cup [in photographs]
TIME: Person of the Year: The Ebola Fighters
BBC: Missing Malaysia Plane MH370: What We Know
The Verge: The Best Ice Bucket Challenge Videos
Business Insider: That Goofy, Addictive Flappy Bird Game Is Doing $50,000 in Sales Per Day
Rolling Stone: Bearded Drag Queen Conchita Wurst Wins Eurovision Song Contest
Vanity Fair: Scenes from Daily Life in the de Facto Capital of ISIS
The New Yorker: How "Frozen" Took Over the World
Slate: An Uncensored Look at the Real Sochi
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