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The document discusses several predictions and trends regarding future developments in technology and media: 1) Nearly all digital devices will be connected to the internet and networks, leading to an "always on" connectivity. Mobile internet will become the dominant platform worldwide. 2) Individuals and entrepreneurs will have more access to technology and opportunities to create their own media and businesses online through open source platforms and reduced costs. 3) Media will increasingly be distributed and produced via the internet, with convergence across different platforms. Traditional media companies may decline while new competitors like cellphone operators become major media players. 4) The role of print media like newspapers and magazines may diminish as content shifts primarily to flexible digital formats and devices.
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