Trendsurfing columns

Trends of the Year (The Times Magazine, December 23 2006)
Synthetic diamonds (The Times Magazine, December 16 2006)
Wiki books (The Times Magazine, December 9 2006)
Cellphone cinema (The Times Magazine, December 2 2006)
Concept tourism (The Times Magazine, November 25 2006)
Social shopping (The Times Magazine, November 18 2006)
Flogs (The Times Magazine, November 11 2006)
Episodic gaming (The Times Magazine, November 4 2006)
Online petitions (The Times Magazine, October 28 2006)
Brain lie detection (The Times Magazine, October 21 2006)
Reputation pricing (The Times Magazine, October 14 2006)
Mapvertising (The Times Magazine, October 7 2006)
The new corporate names (The Times Magazine, September 30 2006)
DNA hacking (The Times Magazine, September 16 2006)
Hyphy culture (The Times Magazine, September 9 2006)
Online video trends (The Times Magazine, September 2 2006)
The 3D revival (The Times Magazine, August 12 2006)
Gangsta lit (The Times Magazine, August 5 2006)
Trends to forget (The Times Magazine, July 29 2006)
Neuro-optimised products (The Times Magazine, July 22 2006)
Robotic vending (The Times Magazine, July 15 2006)
Virtual-world stores (The Times Magazine, July 8 2006)
Dog tags (The Times Magazine, July 1 2006)
Crowdsourcing (The Times Magazine, June 24 2006)
Therapeutic gaming (The Times Magazine, June 17 2006)
Meal-assembly stores (The Times Magazine, June 10 2006)
UK Tribes (The Times Magazine, June 03 2006)
Life in 2020 (The Times Magazine, May 27 2006)
Green roofs (The Times Magazine, May 20 2006)
Art hotels (The Times Magazine, May 13 2006)
Brain training (The Times Magazine, May 6 2006)
Information saturation (The Times Magazine, April 29 2006)
Corporate organics (The Times Magazine, April 22 2006)
Consumer-created ads (The Times Magazine, April 15 2006)
Slivercasting (The Times Magazine, April 1 2006)
Publishing on demand (March 31 2006)
Designer treehouses (March 31 2006)
Philanthrocapitalism (The Times Magazine, March 25 2006)
Political ringtones (The Times Magazine, March 18 2006)
Chatbots (The Times Magazine, March 4 2006)
Hot economic trends (The Times Magazine, February 25 2006)
Edible adverts (The Times Magazine, February 18 2006)
Place tagging (The Times Magazine, February 11 2006)
Designer dogs (The Times Magazine, February 4 2006)
Carbon capitalism (The Times Magazine, January 28 2006)
Corporate graffiti (The Times Magazine, January 21 2006)
Camera tossing (The Times Magazine, January 14 2006)
Very light jets (The Times Magazine, January 7 2006)
Trends of the year (The Times Magazine, December 31 2005)
Map mash-ups (The Times Magazine, December 17 2005)
Bluespamming (The Times Magazine, December 10 2005)
Snowclone journalism(The Times Magazine, December 3 2005)
Naming your own species (The Times Magazine, November 26 2005)
Video-sharing websites (The Times Magazine, November 19 2005)
The organic funeral (The Times Magazine, November 12 2005)
Porncasting (The Times Magazine, November 5 2005)
The personal factory (The Times Magazine, October 29 2005)
New York's new shopping (The Times Magazine, October 21 2005)
Google hacking (The Times Magazine, October 15 2005)
Prediction markets (The Times Magazine, October 8 2005)
Jamskating (The Times Magazine, October 1 2005)
Freeganism (The Times Magazine, September 17 2005)
The virtual crimewave (The Times Magazine, September 10 2005)
"Sous vide" cooking (The Times Magazine, September 3 2005)
Tech trends (The Times Magazine, August 27 2005)
Reverse shoplifting (The Times Magazine, August 20 2005)
The celebrity designer (The Times Magazine, August 13 2005)
Pod hotels (The Times Magazine, August 6 2005)
Personal offshoring (The Times Magazine, July 30 2005)
Urban Gaming (The Times Magazine, July 23 2005)
Exertainment (The Times Magazine, July 16 2005)
Corporate drumming (The Times Magazine, July 9 2005)
Promise exchanges (The Times Magazine, July 2 2005)
Competitive eating (The Times Magazine, June 25 2005)
Design-it-yourself fashion (The Times Magazine, June 18 2005)
Fan films (The Times Magazine, June 11 2005)
Vlogging (The Times Magazine, June 4 2005)
Urban vinyl toys (The Times Magazine, May 28 2005)
The 'long tail' effect (The Times Magazine, May 21 2005)
Celebrity seeding (The Times Magazine, May 14 2005)
Sensory branding (The Times Magazine, May 7 2005)
Corporate trendspotters (The Times Magazine, April 30 2005)
Biblical diets (The Times Magazine, April 23 2005)
Scoubidous (The Times Magazine, April 16 2005)
Prefab homes (The Times Magazine, April 9 2005)
Child tracking (The Times Magazine, April 2 2005)
iPod parties (The Times Magazine, March 26 2005)
Krumping (The Times Magazine, March 19 2005)
'Free gadget' marketing (The Times Magazine, March 12 2005)
Travel-hosting networks (The Times Magazine, February 26 2005)
Skinvertising (The Times Magazine, February 19 2005)
Hotel-room ownership (The Times Magazine, February 12 2005)
Hot retail trends (The Times Magazine, February 5 2005)
Sponsored weddings (The Times Magazine, January 29 2005)
Car clubs (The Times Magazine, January 22 2005)
Toy hacking (The Times Magazine, January 15 2005)
Experimental travel (The Times Magazine, January 8 2005)
Green dry cleaning (The Times Magazine, January 1 2005)
Pop-up stores (The Times Magazine, December 18 2004)
Public knit-ins (The Times Magazine, December 11 2004)
Tech-enhanced fashion (The Times Magazine, December 4 2004)
Alternate reality gaming (The Times Magazine, November 29 2004)
Zine retail (The Times Magazine, November 22 2004)
Ebay drop-shops (The Times Magazine, November 15 2004)
Podcasting (The Times Magazine, November 8 2004)
Scam baiting (The Times Magazine, November 1 2004)
Mobile clubbing (The Times Magazine, October 25 2004)
Video mash-ups (The Times Magazine, October 11 2004)
Supermarket TV (The Times Magazine, October 4 2004)
Freecycling (The Times Magazine, September 25 2004)
In-game advertising (The Times Magazine, September 18 2004)
The nutrigenomic diet (The Times Magazine, September 11 2004)
Buzz marketing (The Times Magazine, September 4 2004)