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Media Predictions For 2018

It is the time of year when predictions of what's to come are flying fast and below are some of the more credible views espoused by specialists in the fields of media and technology. Of course, every year comes with its wild cards that spoil everyone's guesswork; but for now, a headline of ideas to consider when plotting your strategy going into the year ahead.

Media Predictions For 2018

By David Farrell

It is the time of year when predictions of what's to come are flying fast and below are some of the more credible views espoused by specialists in the fields of media and technology. Of course, every year comes with its wild cards that spoil everyone's guesswork; but for now, a headline of ideas to consider when plotting your strategy going into the year ahead. –  Continue reading here.

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Tate McRae
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Tate McRae
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‘Country Music Is Huge Where I’m From’: Tate McRae Talks About Her Morgan Wallen Duet in 'Rolling Stone' Cover Story

"I think controversy and criticism is a way of learning and figuring out what you want to move forward with, and how that shapes you as a person. I think it's all important,” the Canadian pop star shared.

Tate McRae is on the cover of Rolling Stone, and she has some interesting tidbits about her starmaking year.

In May, McRae was featured on “What I Want,” a track from Morgan Wallen’s album, I’m The Problem, which ranked at No. 1 on the 2025 Canadian Albums chart. Soon after its release, the song skyrocketed to the top of the charts, securing the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100. But the success didn’t come without its controversy.

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