Technicolor had a tough 2017, closing the year with revenues down 6.8% to €4.2 billion ($5.2 billion) and EBITDA down 17.2% to €291 million ($359 million). The French media company cited its Connected Home segment as wholly attributable due to memory price increases but expects prices for NAND Flash to fall in the first half of 2018 and DRAM pricing to drop in early 2019. The Entertainment Services sector was flat with EBITDA of €230 million ($283.9 million), but it expects this to grow marginally in 2018 with a strong order backlog in Film and TV VFX (visual effects) and advertising VFX growth. Technicolor is in the process of selling its Patent Licensing business, which CEO Frederic Rose said will…