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More tech predictions (that some definitely don’t want to hear)

January 4th, 2008 | No comments

Not too many more, but pretty negative on tech high-flyers (and much less thoughtful than my “suggestions“). UPDATE: Yep…just count the feet. UPDATE 2: If you take self-aggrandization in the face of much more important issues into account, maybe the predictions linked to above aren’t too far off. UPDATE 3: More gloom and doom for [...]

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Predictions, predictions, and more predictions

December 27th, 2007 | No comments

No guts, no glory The Economist is calling for slower page refreshes, a handheld in every hand, and open, open, open everything. Marc Andreessen qualifies. Read/WriteWeb talks a Twitter buyout, a Tumblr buyout, pressure on Facebook, and rebellion against Google. Mashable says granny gets a Facebook page, MySpace sells, and many startups die. Then there’s [...]

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The last day of the year – time for 2007 predictions

December 31st, 2006 | 1 comment

It is the last day of 2006. What better time for predictions… From the experts: The security threats that will bind us in 2007 If you are more inclined to make (or lose) money next year, here’s “the take” from the Washington Post Spamroll says: Spam will not end in late January (and Bill Gates [...]

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A few additional “predictions”

December 27th, 2005 | No comments

I look at predictions as part “let me show you how right I can be” and part “I really hope this happens for whatever reason.” But every now and then, someone either gets it right, or pushes someone to do what was predicted. So they serve at least some purpose. I have already seen predictions [...]

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