Monthly Archives: December 2009
17 Best Posts in 2009- A Year of Social Media and Health Care
2009 was an important year for getting healthcare more up-to-date with web technologies. We have a long way to go: healthcare marketers have begun the process of sorting out the meanings of internet media. 2009 was also a year of … Continue reading
Can We Ever End Social Media Nonsense?
Disclosure: I’m fascinated with Technology in general and social software and communities in particular. I’m one of Twitter’s biggest fanboys (here’s proof). I blog and tweet often about these media because I believe it’s important that we understand our relationship … Continue reading
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Privacy Matters: Dirty Little Secrets Are Essential to Your Health
Psst. Come closer here so I can whisper in your delicate ear: I have dirty little secrets. Not bodies-in-the-basement dirty little secrets, but those tiny wishes and memories and thoughts that arise within the experiences of being human. I keep … Continue reading
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My Secrets to Twitter Success
Image by Calsidyrose via Flickr I don’t care about “success” on Twitter. I have fun. I cultivate relationships outside of Twitter. What are yours?
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Pharma & Social Media: Best Strategic Learning Investment for 2010
My friend Ellen Hoenig Carlson compiled an ebook of insights and suggestions for helping the pharmaceutical and other health care industries adapt to 21st Century challenges and opportunities. Ellen is editor of AdvanceMarketWoRx and she asked me to contribute to … Continue reading
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