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Obama's speech in Cairo trends in Facebook , Google & Youtube .



After analyzing Obama speech in Cairo search keywords we will find the following:
1- After 8 hours of the speech we found Google Hot Trend Hotness degree equals SPICY .

2- AS we discussed before in the previous post the most hot key words are :
obama cairo speech, obama cairo video, obama speech video, obama cairo speech time, obamacairo speech transcript .
3- If you checked them in Google Trends you will find the highest one for obama cairo speech as shown below.

4- NPR asked it's visitor the following will they were waiting for the speech:
A) At 5:47 ET:
They asked :Do you think the president will send the right message?
Yes( 88% ), No( 6% ),No opinion ( 6% ).
B) At 6:26 ET :
15 minutes in to the speech: Do you like what you hear?
No ( 0% ), Yes ( 92% ), No opinion ( 8% ).
C) At 6:43 ET :
30 minutes in: Do you like what you hear?
No ( 7% ), Yes ( 93% ), No opinion ( 0% ).
D) At 7:10 ET :
Now that the speech is over, did you like what you heard?
No ( 0% ), Yes ( 100% ), No opinion ( 0% ).

5- Facebook search results for Obama's speech in Cairo :
we found 2 new groups the first one is The Great Speech of Barack Hussein Obama in Cairo to Muslims created by Fathy Osama Muhammed it has only 182 but we still in the beginning
the second one has only 2 members, there are another 2 events created .

6- As for Youtube it's a little bit early to tell the exact number of viewers, May me in day or two this data will be reveled.
Sources : coveritlive, Google Hot Trend, Google Trend for Searches.

Obama speech in cairo & Google Hot Trend


These are the hottest keywords all over the internet:
time of obama speech in cairo, time in cairo, obama speech, obama speech cairo, obama cairo speech time

Peak:
2 hours ago ( 12:00 ) pm Cairo local time.
Wait for Obama’s speech in Cairo video viewers numbers & comments from all over the world in the next post.
As an Egyptian & a Muslim I found the speech very realistic, I hope promises turns into actions.