What's going to happen in the Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) sector in 2008? These reports offer our predictions of the trends and key issues facing the sector over the coming year. They are designed to provide a diverse selection of views and thoughts to engage and inform the reader.  | Technology Predictions
Some important topics for the Technology sector for 2008 are: - The rising value of digital protection
- The flight to privacy
- From anonymity to authenticity
- A digital divide for the Digerati
- From zero to hero: nanotechnology’s green renaissance
- Let there be light: the year when LEDs go green, white and read all over
- Getting value from virtualisation
- Managing talent when legacy is the future
- The challenge and opportunity of water scarcity
- The year we learn about XRBL: XBRL starts getting XL
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Some important topics for the Media sector for 2008 are: - Obstacles ahead for the online ad
- Forget the e-Book. Bring on the eReference.
- The living room moves closer to being public enemy number one
- Long live traditional television, thanks to Internet television.
- Overcoming online piracy may not mean the end of counterfeit content
- Cinema is about more than the movies
- Time for music to get physical again
- Stop The Presses! Online is Moving (Slowly) To the Front Page
- Off-shoring gets bigger and more creative in the media sector
- Converging technology and media: Don’t forget the business plan
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Some important topics for the Telecommunications sector for 2008 are: - From credit crunch to communications crisis
- Capitalising on the 10 dollar mobile phone
- Prey becomes predator
- Giving mobile GPS direction
- Grey is good: the return on investment from accessibility
- GSM comes of age
- The disruption of disruption: how incumbents can convert threats into opportunities
- Network sharing to lead the drive for indoor coverage
- Questioning the need for speed
- Exploiting new media’s growing need to communicate
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