4 Predictions for 2008
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If it's January, it's time to go out on a limb again.
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Views you can use to get clues on tomorrow's news.
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A look ahead at issues and events likely to make headlines in the year to come.
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Here are some tips to consider while preparing for the new year.
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We predict good times for Linux, Windows XP, and green vendors ; challenges for social nets and mobile technologies; and some surprises in the new year.
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2004 turned out to be a tough year for the predictors
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It happens every year, and it's about to happen now.
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The Consumer Electronics Show is leaving Las Vegas. Here's a steamy mix of hot air and hard facts on what we see shaping up for 2008.
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A report coming from the Inside Facebook blog today details three new features that may be making their debut in the first few months of 2008.
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Views you can use to get clues on Tuesday's news.
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What technology trends will reshape the face of business in 2008? Wired News picks five trends that will rock your world -- and invites you to vote on them or nominate your own.
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Ad lineage is way down and readership continues to fall off and nobody in the newspaper business will be sorry to see the end of 2007. 2008 could be better, if the online side flourishes and a presidential election drums up additional interest.
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Which stocks will produce big returns in the year ahead?
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Despite some challenges, Canadian National will steam ahead in 2008.
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In each of the prior six years, K5 has issued predictions for the year to come. Most predictions have been quite bland, and the let's face it, so have the last few years. For six years now, the news has been a continuous stream of more of the same - recession for a time, expansion for a time, a couple soldiers a week killed in Iraq and Afghanistan, and an endless stream of boogeymen to terrorize the populace into supporting whatever the global elite thinks the governments should do. But this past summer something remarkable happened: cracks began to appear in the American War Machine - not militarily, of course, but in the supporting financial system. The housing bubble - mentioned in the 2007 &amp; 2006 stories, and in comments in 2005 - peaked in 2005, declined in 2006, and imploded this past summer. Banks that financed a house for anyone with no money down have lost billions. In future years, 2007 will be considered a turning point in the planet's social evolution. Things get interesting from here on out. After reviewing last year's hits, I will make some bold predictions about the years to come.
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At the Thrift Savings Plan, 2007 was a year of growth and 2008 looks like a year of change.
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If you have any brilliant predictions for either 2008 or 2108, I'd like to offer you a prize. But I can guarantee delivery only for the 2008 winner. The prize is a copy of "America 1908," by Jim Rasenberger, a very good book about a very good year for technology. In 1908, the Wright brothers [...].