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Thursday, 27th September 2012

Why Tablets Are The Future Of Electronic Medical Records [REPORT]

Why Tablets Are The Future Of Electronic Medical Records [REPORT]

The adoption of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) by doctor practices and hospitals is one of the most exciting developments in health - and the iPad is playing a big part. Up till recently, the typical EMR system was a PC-based enterprise software suite deployed in a large, public hospital. But thanks mainly to the iPad, EMRs are finding their…

Richard MacManus comments

Maybe, Just Maybe, Twitter's On To Something With Metrics

Maybe, Just Maybe, Twitter's On To Something With Metrics

Speaking Monday, Twitter co-founder and board member Ev Williams described what he'd like the microblog to be when it grows up. Some fear that he wants to merchandise tweets the way Hollywood merchanises movies. But for the first time in months and months, I saw the glimmer of a Twitter that I could learn to love.

Social Jon Mitchell comments

Celebrities & Startups: That's So 5 Minutes Ago

Celebrities & Startups: That's So 5 Minutes Ago

Web groceries, sock puppets, podcasting - Internet trends come and go. The trick is to know when the end is near and avoid doing something foolish, like paying $580 million for MySpace. Today, that means consumer Internet startups taking on celebrity investors.

Small Biz Tim Devaney and Tom Stein comments

Small Business Owners Renew Pay-For-Play Allegations Against Yelp

Small Business Owners Renew Pay-For-Play Allegations Against Yelp

Yelp, the leading website for online reviews of restaurants, hotels and other service-based businesses, has long denied ongoing allegations of pay-for-play. But small business owners continue to insist their good reviews are being held hostage until they agree to buy advertising.

Dave Copeland comments

New Ethics Scandal Rocks Wikipedia

New Ethics Scandal Rocks Wikipedia

A week after allegations of high-level Wikipedia editors promoting paid content, questions remain on how much damage the actions will inflict on the popular wiki site.

Brian Proffitt comments

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