Mark Piper
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But now there’s a new, truly democratic way of measuring a person’s importance: internet search engine Google will estimate how many searches will be performed on any given name in a month.
European Central Bank president Wim Duisenberg, US Treasury secretary Lawrence Summers, Bank of England governor Eddie George, and UK chancellor of the exchequer Gordon Brown all get 600 hits a month, along with financier George Soros.
US Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan easily beats them all, registering 3,100 impressions a month.
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