Labelled the December 2009 Trend Briefing; first archived 2009-11-18, so published by then. Labels are the numbered heading images' alt text; item 11 'NEED MORE?' is a promotion for the paid Premium service and is not a trend. target_year 2010 from the title. The 100+ page 2010 Trend Report (Premium) is not captured.
For the first time, there’s a global understanding, if not a feeling of urgency that sustainability, in every possible meaning of the word, is the only way forward.
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A defining trend for 2010, 2011, 2012, and so on: urbanization on steroids.
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let’s dive into one sub-trend that will be truly disruptive: the rise of REAL-TIME REVIEWS.
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In 2010, luxury, and what it means to a bewildering number of ‘consumer segments’, will remain in flux.
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More people than ever will be living large parts of their lives online in 2010. Yet, those same people will also mingle, meet up, and congregate more often with other ‘warm bodies’ in the offline world .
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serious eco-results will depend on making products and processes more sustainable without consumers even noticing it
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If INFOLUST (consumers lusting after relevant information) is the enduring mega trend, then TRACKING and ALERTING are its du jour sub-trends.
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It incorporates all giving initiatives that make giving and donating painless, if not automatic
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we're putting our money on data and profile mining by its rightful owners , i.e. consumers.
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Let’s face it: 2010 will be rawer, more opinionated, more risqué, more in your face than ever before.
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