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The 'Hashtag' is changing the English language!   1. Hashtags will be used in press releases to drive awareness. See article from PRWeb.   2. Everyone will own many of their own hashtags. ex. #prtiffany #thejonesfamilyreunion   3. Hashtags will be used in education. Your essays will include hashtags when referencing a topic of discussion.   4. Hashtags will become non-lexical utterance sounds . ex. uhh, umm, wow   5. Hashtags will be a tool to compile event photos. ex.#photoamericascup #photojenandjoewedding #photojanesmitheurope2013. Instagram is already doing this, but adding photo to the front of the word can allow you to track photos across platforms like twitter, instagram and Facebook.   6. Hashtags may be the answer to organizing 'big data' . Eventually, we will want all of our data to be ported into Twitter - once their search engines become more powerful.   These are a few of my predictions on 'hashtags'. Let me know what y

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