>need 294 slides to identify a trend. Her report isn't trying to identify "a trend" (singular). They are slides for multiple trends (plural). Notice that "tr

>need 294 slides to identify a trend. Her report isn't trying to identify "a trend" (singular). They are slides for multiple trends (plural). Notice that "trends" is the actual title of the report. There isn't meant to be only one single narrative for all the slides. (Well, the "internet" is a common denominator but "internet" is obviously already in the title.) E.g. the slides for voice assistants trends (Amazon echo) are separate from housing space utilization trends (AirBnb). Multiple trends for different technologies, different business sectors, different geographies, etc.