Monthly Archives: November 2009
SixthSense Technology – A Whole New Web
The Web now is crude. Desktops and laptops tie you to a typewriter. Mobile devices tie you to tiny typewriters. From our perspective, the Web is two-dimensional. Pranav Mistry, however, wants to liberate us from the two-dimensional Web. How? With … Continue reading
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How to Make Health Care Remarkable – the @ePatientDave Interview
Dave deBronkart is a Freedom Fighter. In 2007, Dave battled metastatic cancer and emerged a passionate advocate for leveraging the Web to connect patients with the content and support and inspiration they need to cope with the human consequences of … Continue reading
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An Interview of @EndreJofoldi of HealthMash
The Web abounds with health care information (good, bad, ugly). In fact, for all practical purposes we have an infinite abundance of content on the web. And this abundance has produced a scarcity of meaning, relevance and reliability. So any … Continue reading
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An Interview with #hcsm Founder @danamlewis
In the last 18 or so months since I blogged about health care and social media from a nurse’s perspective, I’ve seen a jump in interest in how we can mashup healthcare and the Web. Every new territory needs its … Continue reading
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Zen and the Art of the Tweet
I’ve been thinking a lot about the nature of our collective mindfulness lately. Every month, millions of more people are increasing their connectivity to the Web. Facebook’s gravity keeps swelling. Twitter continues to flap upwards in users. Mobile devices and … Continue reading
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