Overall
Rank	Subject		1-Day Move
1.	Monday Night Football - Packers provide yet another thriller for the MNF crew.		1118.84%
2.	Food And Drug Administration - issues a PPA warning.		1084.13%
3.	Phenylpropanolamine - FDA tells stores to pull cold medicines containing PPA from the shelf.		463.29%
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Television
Rank	Subject		1-Day Move
1.	Boston Public - highschool drama keeps popping up on the buzz.		215.35%
2.	Good Morning America - add a little Diane Sawyer to your breakfast.		214.92%
3.	The Rosie O'Donnell Show - controversy swirls as Rosie gives Streisand airtime to stump for Gore.		179.44%
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Music
Rank	Subject		1-Day Move
1.	Barbra Streisand - makes a pitch for Gore on the Rosie show.		158.36%
2.	Master P - No Limit label head runs into some cash flow difficulties.		49.14%
3.	Lil Wayne - Cash Money keeps the buzz flowing from the dirty south.		49.12%
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Sports
Rank	Subject		1-Day Move
1.	Melbourne Cup - Australia's richest horse race.		169.15%
2.	Bowl Championship Series - Florida State sneaks by Miami to take the #2 spot in the rankings.		125.85%
3.	Green Bay Packers - Freeman makes the Catch. Packers stun the Vikes.		123.28%
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Movies
Rank	Subject		1-Day Move
1.	Urban Legends - scaring up some serious buzz.		28.86%
2.	Office Space - this video has flair to spare.		28.49%
3.	Lake Placid - don't go in the water.		18.74%
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How the Buzz Index Works

Every day, we determine which subjects hold the most interest for Yahoo! visitors by ranking subjects by their buzz score. A subject's buzz score is the percentage of users searching for that subject on a given day, multiplied by a constant to make the number easier to read. Movers are the subjects that have increased their buzz score over the previous day's score by the greatest percentage. Leaders are the subjects with the greatest buzz score for a given day. All the rankings on the Buzz Index -- both movers and leaders -- are updated each weekday and reflect the traffic from two days earlier. For example, Wednesday's Buzz Index reflects Monday's searches and clicks. (Twenty-four hours are required to process data and verify results.) For more detailed information, visit our FAQ.