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David Kerr: Twitterology

April 14, 2011

The NHS is in love with the airline industry. The idea of checklists before operations has really caught on, and increasingly ex-airline people are being placed in advisory roles for […]

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David Kerr, Guest writersFacebook, healthcare communication, microblogging, social media, twitter3 Comments

David Kerr: Deus ex machina

March 28, 2011

Forget complementary therapies, the big question is can engineering succeed where traditional medicine has failed? Anyone following the online technology bible “TechCrunch” might be persuaded by this idea. Here in […]

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David Kerr: Oscar season

March 3, 2011

Last Sunday it seemed like the whole of Silicon Valley stopped work to watch the Oscars (on-line of course) otherwise known as the 83rd Academy Awards. Overall, the impression was […]

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Tony Delamothe: TED Day One: The Return of the Human

March 3, 2011

The night before the TED conference began, “The King’s Speech” beat “The Social Network,” four Oscars to three. A friend with a stake in the outcome had argued that a […]

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Editors at largesocial media, technology, TED0 Comments

Andrew Burd: Naughty editor, bad editor

February 28, 2011

I have been the human guardian of both cats and dogs over the years. I cannot call myself either a cat person or a dog person. They have such different […]

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Uncategorizedjournalology, peer review, research papers, social media13 Comments

Richard Smith: Twitter to replace peer review?

January 26, 2011

An interesting article in Nature gives what may be a glimpse of the future of scientific discourse by telling stories of how social media have done a much better and […]

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