Get World Bank Data from Google

Next time when you use Google for finding the number of Internet users in the country, you are provided with an informative chart which helps you to make the comparison between the U S users with the users of other countries.

Google has been collecting information from the World Bank since Wednesday in order to provide data and a comparative chart on particular topics which user searches. The main intension of Google is to help users in giving the comparison results of the public data.

User finds a detailed chart and the hottest statistics on the top of the search results page. We can also get the comparison of US users with other country users by just clicking on the chart or the respective link which gives us the large interactive graph.

Users can even set in the chart’s HTML into their Blog or Web page and automatically that data updates whenever the World Bank’s information gets changes. It comes with one more link that gives information from the World Bank’s website where we can find detailed information of the searched result.

World Bank is the first body which is providing global data for the first time for Google. The search result data includes social statistics, financial statistics, and environmental statistics of more than hundred different countries.

This idea of incorporating the Bank’s global data in order to provide information to the users was planned by Google after analyzing the search results by the users all over the world. Finally it has fulfilled the needs of several users.

One drawback of this search result is the data which user gets is not the recent one. Google’s sportsmen said that those search results are the data which are available recently and they are dependent on their original source.