As inevitable as a New Year's hangover, December is a time when every form of media; radio, television, print or Internet, feel the need to compile their list of the year's best, worst and most-something-or-other. But why bother with the Top Albums/Songs/Movies/News Stories/News Makers/Movies etc. when all you really have to do is simply point to this decade's most significant list of lists: Google Zeitgeist. And how can they create such a list? Let's just say, they "know when you're sleeping, they know when you're awake." thus it's a much more accurate list of lists than say what a group of editors might make. Which also makes it a little more depressing when you see the Jonas Bros. at or near the top. No one ever lost money "misunderestimating" the buying public.

Labels: Holidays, media