Condensed, detailed, well-organized and photo-rich, Trendscape 2004 describes significant trends shaping society today — including automotive, fashion, fast-casual, HDTV, the Internet, mobile phones, organic food, real estate, retail, travel — as well as the coolest products, hippest places and cutting-edge sites.
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According to the most influential trend-spotter in America...Michael Tchong, the author of Trendscape 2004. -- Harry Mount, Telegraph, 11/22/03
About the Author
Michael Tchong founded Trendscape, a San Francisco-based media and entertainment company, in January 2003. Trendscape’s first product was Trendsetters.com, an e-mail newsletter specializing in hot market trends and cool products. In November 2003, Trendscape launched its first annual trend report, Trendscape 2004, tracking the most important trends shaping this decade.
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Only 12% of U.S. companies adhere to a traditional dress code, according to Rowenta. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
text camouflage, design hotels, camera phones, time compression, online dating, viral marketing, mobile phone users Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Trend Watch, New York, South Korea, Las Vegas, South Beach, Sony Ericsson, Cool Hunt, Baby Boomers, San Francisco, Trend Opp, Latino Americano, Memory Stick, Orange County, Census Bureau, Generation X-tasy, Jupiter Research, Krispy Kreme, Los Angeles, Miami Beach, The Wall Street Journal, Apple Computer, Consumer Electronics Association, Forrester Research, Hong Kong, Public Agenda New!
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Only 12% of U.S. companies adhere to a traditional dress code, according to Rowenta. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
text camouflage, design hotels, camera phones, time compression, online dating, viral marketing, mobile phone users Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Trend Watch, New York, South Korea, Las Vegas, South Beach, Sony Ericsson, Cool Hunt, Baby Boomers, San Francisco, Trend Opp, Latino Americano, Memory Stick, Orange County, Census Bureau, Generation X-tasy, Jupiter Research, Krispy Kreme, Los Angeles, Miami Beach, The Wall Street Journal, Apple Computer, Consumer Electronics Association, Forrester Research, Hong Kong, Public Agenda New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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