« EBay Fraud | Main | The Regulatory Imagination »
January 11, 2006
Thanks, Jennifer Aniston (or the Manifold Ways to Do the Same Search)
One of my more popular posts is one entitled Jennifer Aniston Nude Photos and the Anti-Paparazzi Act. It seems to be getting a lot of readers interested in learning about the workings of the Anti-Paparazzi Act and the law of information privacy. It sure is surprising that so many readers are eager to understand this rather technical statute.
Anyway, for the small part that Jennifer Aniston plays in this, we thank her for the traffic.
In looking through my Site Meter stats, I’m particularly fascinated to learn about how many different ways the search can be done. Here are some of the search terms readers of the post used to locate it:
jennifer anniston photo telephoto lens -sues
jennifer aniston photo by paparazzi nude
jennifer aniston peter brandt photos
jennifer aniston paparazzi topless photos
jennifer aniston paparazzi photos nude
jennifer aniston paparazzi nude pictures
jennifer aniston paparazzi
jennifer aniston nude suing
jennifer aniston nude pictures suing
jennifer aniston nude photo paparazzi
jennifer aniston nude through window
jennifer aniston concurring opinions
jenn aniston zoom photos in home
nude jennifer aniston
jennifer aniston free nude photos
jennifer aniston paparazzi nude
aniston nude photos
aniston topless photos
nude photos of jennifer aniston
jennifer aniston nude paparazzi
jennifer aniston topless
anti jennifer aniston
But some searches are much more direct and to the point:
nude aniston
aniston nude
There’s a beauty to these last two searches, so stripped down to the essentials. There’s just nothing but the nude Aniston – no surplussage, no wasted verbosity. It represents the mastery of the search, done with a magnificent efficiency, the product of minds capable of thought so direct and unencumbered that it is graceful and elegant.
I hope that all the folks doing these searches and reading our post don’t come away disappointed. After all, the post has no nude pictures of Jennifer. I like to think that perhaps readers originally were searching for nude pictures of Jennifer, but then discovered my post, which inspired their intellect with the fascinating legal issues in the case. Yeah . . . that’s about right.
Anyway, all hits on Site Meter are created equal. Thanks for that, and thanks to Jennifer.
Related Posts:
1. Solove, Jennifer Aniston Nude Photos and the Anti-Paparazzi Act
2. Solove, The Power of the Blog: My Most Widely Read Work
Posted by Daniel J. Solove at January 11, 2006 12:01 AM
Trackback Pings
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.concurringopinions.com/movabletype/mt-tb.cgi/425.
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Thanks, Jennifer Aniston (or the Manifold Ways to Do the Same Search):
» About Anonymity from CrabAppleLane Blog
About anonymous blog commenting: I came across this entry at Disarranging Mine. I made a bit of a crack about spammers there but I wonder if some of the interpretations I’ve seen since are correct. From Disarranging Mine, I went to Concurring Opinions,... [Read More]
Tracked on January 11, 2006 07:12 AM
Comments
Ah, very clever. Don't suppose this post will draw new searchers, do you?
Posted by: Matt Bodie at January 11, 2006 10:30 AM
