"Twitter" was the most popular word of 2009, according to the Global Language Monitor, a group that tracks English-language trends. "Obama, swine flu, economic catastrophe, foreclosure—those were big this year," said Paul J.J. Payack the group's president. "But they weren't as big as Twitter." Twitter also made a runner-up appearance in Bing's top searches of the year, right behind "Michael Jackson." Of course, there is still a whole month left in 2009.
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