Media Week's digital editor Rich Sutcliffe looks at the worlds of digital, print and the grey areas in-between
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The BBC will take a fresh look at its digital ambitions and scale back expansion "just to cut commercial operations a break".
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The number of media jollies will be drastically cut in favour of fruit baskets.
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Dawn Airey will not have lunch at The Ivy.
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There will be more people working in media by the end of 2009, compared with 2008.
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Channel 4 will revitalise its plans to move into radio.
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National newspapers will see a resurgence in copy sales and report buoyant ABC figures.
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Google will crash as advertisers decide online display is the future.
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The cinema sector will do something, anything news worthy.
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No individual media sector will publish a report that suggests it is the best placed to weather the economic storm.
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Jamie magazine will still exist - seriously...overkill.
