Cowboys top searched; plus other Google trends in September
As the Cowboys try to find their footing in the early part of the NFL season, they are tops on one list: Google searches.Texas also made the news at Google when dinosaur tracks from 113 million years ago were found near Glen Rose.
Of course, the death of Queen Elizabeth II was a dominant topic. Breakout searches included: “how many corgis does the Queen have?" Additionally, fall foods are trending on Google. In Texas, we seem to be searching for"Pumpkin Spice Milk." KRLD's John Liddle talked about the September searches with Marley McAliley, Google Technology Expert.
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