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    Archives: December 21, 2011

    Amy Webb: Big data, mobile payments, and identity authentication will be big in 2012
    The digital strategist shares the big tech trends we can expect to emerge in the coming year. Amy Webb
    Gina Masullo Chen: Next year, personalization platforms will bring us more choices, not fewer
    News has always been about making choices among lots of information; technology just helps us make those choices more smartly. Gina Masullo Chen
    Tim Carmody: Next year, Kindles, iPhones, and tablets will truly grow up
    In 2012, we’re due for a great leap forward in mobile reading. Tim Carmody
    Burt Herman: In the coming year, social media journalists will #Occupythenews
    In the real-time news cycle, social media can — and should — be about much more than conversation. Burt Herman
    Rex Sorgatz: LA is the future (kill me now)
    The media entrepreneur shares a vision of Lower Left Coast domination. Rex Sorgatz
    Amazon conquers, Patch dies, a Facebook-only outlet is born…and more predictions for 2012
    Predictions from Brian Boyer, Joy Mayer, Kevin Kelly, Sree Sreenivasan, and more. The Editors
    Vadim Lavrusik: Curation and amplification will become much more sophisticated in 2012
    A big question for the coming year: How will the right communities get the right kind of news? Vadim Lavrusik
    Steve Buttry: From a dropped paywall to a social media Pulitzer, expect a year of transformation
    With a bonus bold prediction for 2012: Gene Weingarten will write a disapproving column about the changing news business that is funny but dead wrong. Steve Buttry
    Paul Bradshaw: Collaboration! Data! 2012 will see news outlets turning talk into action
    Also: Say goodbye to the homepage as we know it. The future is streaming. Paul Bradshaw
    Dan Kennedy: 2012 will bring “the great retrenchment” among newspaper publishers
    Paywalls may become more popular in 2012; that doesn’t mean they’ll be enough to save a flailing industry. Dan Kennedy
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