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Tag: Web 2:0

David Payne: Open access and the editor’s choice

October 30, 2009

A management consultant friend confessed last week that despite advising many media company clients about their digital strategy, he had little interest in Web 2:0 and social networking, shunned the […]

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Dr Harry’s netlines

February 26, 2009

The well known web site YouTube has amassed a reputation for containing a huge repository of video footage covering virtually every subject imaginable (and more). So it may come as […]

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Demand online access to your medical records, says Richard Smith

February 18, 2009

I’ve just emailed my GP asking her to give me online access to my medical records. It was quite a palaver as I couldn’t find her email address, or the […]

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Richard Smith: Medpedia – inspired by the counterculture of the 60s

August 4, 2008

Medpedia, a medical version of Wikipedia, had to happen, and now it has. The full site will launch later in 2008, but a preview is already available. The founders—James Currier […]

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David Payne: Videos and blogs

July 17, 2008

As I write this my boss is discussing video on bmj.com with other senior colleagues, mainly to see if we should commit to providing more embedded video clips alongside news, […]

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