2010 Predictions & Trends: Technology, Media & Marketing

I created an uber prediction list back in 2007 and it was a hit. Here are some of the predictions already posted across the net re: technology, media, and marketing – three things I’m very interested in. If I missed your post and you’d like to be listed, just leave a comment and I’ll add you.

Silicon Valley: Top 10 of the 2000s (John McCrea)
2010 Predictions Roundup (Emarketer)
11 Smart Marketers Shared Their Predictions (Marketing Profs)
2010 Predictions: 10 Marketing Winners & Losers (Rick Liebling)
Four Email Marketing Predictions for 2010 (MediaPost)
Where Digital Marketing is Headed in 2010 PT1 (AdAge)
Where Digital Marketing is Headed in 2010 PT2 (AdAge)
Top Predictions for 2010 (Urban Shogun)
7 Things We Hope Will Come True in 2010 (GigaOm)
Technology Predictions for 2010 (Telegraph.co.uk)
Four Technology Predictions for a Happy 2010 (MediaBizBloggers)
2010 Content Technology Trends (CMS Watch)
30 Predictions for the Future of Twitter (Mashable)
Facebook: 5 Predictions for 2010 (Mashable)
Digital Media Predictions for 2010 (Clickz)
2010: The Year of Data (Adotas)
2010: 5 Media Predictions You Can Bank On (Business Insider)
5 Key Web Analytics Predictions for 2010 (Ant Hill Online)
2010 Social Media Predictions in 140 Characters (Trendspotting)
Technology Predictions for 2010 (Technobabble)
2010 Prediction Roundup: From Outlandish to Likely (PC World)
Technology Predictions are Mostly Bunk (WSJ)
6 Tech Predictions that Helped Shape 2009 and 6 That Might Shape 2010 (Mashable)
Three Potential Twitter App Targets for 2010 (Center Networks)
10 Ways Social Media Will Change in 2010 (Read Write Web)
2010 Predictions (Read Write Web)
Twitter in 2010: Acquisitions (The Next Web)
Location, Location, Location: 5 Big Predictions for 2010 (Mashable)
Tech Mergers and Acquisitions to Grow in 2010 (Network World)
2010 Predictions: Rich Wong’s List (Silicon Angle)
2010 Venture Capital: Hot and Cold Sectors to Watch (Venture Beat)
Predictions 2010: Media (CNBC)
2010 predictions: Another Turbulent Year Ahead (LA Times)

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curtdalton

We study search demand/supply trends from around the world to find profitable niches and products, and the main problem with predictions is that no one looks at the “supply” side to these predictions. A niche, or hot predictions, is not just a demand side issue, but a supply/demand curve. If you predict IPHONE apps will take off, and there are already 100,000 aps, then you aren't going to hit that one. If you see that demand for cell phone radiation shields is going nuts and there are only two suppliers, then you can be pretty sure that it will be a good year for those 2 supplies. The software at http://www.TheInternetTimeMachine.com studies both the demand (search volume) and supply (think “results” in Google). The Google Phone is generating much more buzz right now then say the Apple Tablet.
Cheers,
Curt
Here is a video on what I mean.. http://bit.ly/SupplyDemandCurves
http://www.darrenherman.com dherman76

Kyle, thanks for dropping by. I watched the Youtube video re: supply & demand and the application of the theory that you are using is interesting. I look forward to learning a bit more.
http://www.darrenherman.com dherman76

Kyle, thanks for dropping by. I watched the Youtube video re: supply & demand and the application of the theory that you are using is interesting. I look forward to learning a bit more.
http://www.AvenueRight.com/ Jessie Johnson

Great list! Here’s an addition: Technology & Media Buying in 2010 http://www.avenueright.com/blog/technology-media-buying-in-2010
http://www.AvenueRight.com/ Jessie Johnson

Great list! Here's an addition: Technology & Media Buying in 2010 http://www.avenueright.com/blog/technology-medi…
http://www.theurbanshogun.com Shogun168

Thanks for including me in your list .. you should probably do another one for 2011 =]
http://www.theurbanshogun.com Shogun168

Thanks for including me in your list .. you should probably do another one for 2011 =]

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