Is that reasonably foreseeable?
The next 12 months will see further debate about government surveillance thanks to the investigatory powers bill, notes Paul Bernal, lecturer in IT at the University of East Anglia's Law School: "This will remain a huge issue for the foreseeable future pretty much everywhere, but in particular in the UK, with the bill just starting its passage through parliament".
The outlook for tax, spending, borrowing and growth is pretty grim for the foreseeable future.
That's pretty aggressive and for the foreseeable future, seems really unlikely.
Still, it's probably safe to assume that it will be pretty Facebook-reliant for the foreseeable future — not least because Facebook and Zynga entered into a five-year partnership in 2010.
Whether one believes this hopeful sentiment, and regardless of the age of one's internal organs, there's no doubt that fairy tales have for the past couple of years — and into the foreseeable future — been coming pretty regularly to screens both big and small, achieving, you could say, at least the kind of quasi-truth that movies and television can concoct.
For the foreseeable future it seems pretty clear robots will remain plenty robotic.
Which is why it seems clear that, although Mr Olmert did repeat his commitment to the internationally endorsed "road map" peace plan as the framework for talks with the Palestinian Authority (PA), he does not envisage such talks happening in the foreseeable future.Indeed, he has pretty well said as much.
These are the companies that pretty much everyone agrees will shape the foreseeable future of the tech sector.
Siegler wrote that Samsung is the "fifth horseman" of tech, striding alongside Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google as "companies that pretty much everyone agrees will shape the foreseeable future of the tech sector".
