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    3 starskencam | Shared With: Everyone - May 12 2008 | Blogs, Health, Internet, Technology
    Group Health trolling cyberspace to learn what patients think

    Quoted: Group Health Cooperative compiles a daily roundup of online postings that mention the not-for-profit health care organization and then determines whether to respond based on factors, such as traffic for the Web posting and the tone of the authors comment.

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    5 starskencam | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 29 2008 | Blogs, Google, Health, PHR, Technology
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    5 starskencam | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 31 2007 | Blogs, EHR, Health, Technology
    Health Blog : Free Software for Docs, Bells and Whistles Extra

    Quoted: Policy wonks and software makers love electronic medical records, saying they’ll make health care better, faster and cheaper. But most doctors have yet to make the leap, in part because it can cost more than $40,000 per doctor just to install the software. So RemedyMD , which says it specializes in records for specialists, is giving theirs away starting Sept. 1; the announcement is expected tomorrow. They plan to make money from doctors by selling additional tech-support (email help is free) and a host of analytical tools that let doctors compare their patients and practices to those of peers...

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    1 starskencam | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 15 2007 | Blogs, Health, Internet, Technology
    Report: Net neutrality could kill 'e-health' plans

    Quoted: ISP trade group argues antidiscrimination mandates could prevent doctors from taking full advantage of digitized health care innovations. Net neutrality advocates disagree.

    Critics say that regulations proposed recently could hinder efforts to digitize the health care system. An Internet industry group leader said that making exceptions to net neutrality rules for health information would not work.

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    3 starskencam | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 01 2007 | Blogs, Microsoft, Photos
    Announcing Windows Live Photo Gallery

    Quoted: Microsoft this evening is announcing the managed beta of Windows Live Photo Gallery - an upgrade to the existing Windows Photo Gallery that currently ships with Windows Vista. This is part of a broader announcement of renewed focus on Software+Services

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    4 starskencam | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 12 2007 | Blogs, Government, Health, Technology
    Medical Communications for Combat Casualty Care (MC4)

    Quoted: Medical Communications for Combat Casualty Care (MC4): The most comprehensive IM/IT medical system deployed on the battlefield...

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    1 starskencam | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 03 2007 | Blogs, Microsoft
    Windows Live Writer Beta

    Quoted: Windows Live Writer is a desktop application that makes it easy to publish rich content to your blog.

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    2 starskencam | Shared With: Everyone - May 23 2007 | Blogs, Internet
    Media literacy in a media saturated world

    Quoted: “The Cult of the Amateur: How today’s Internet is killing our culture,” a grenade and a polemic designed to stimulate discussion on the impact of placing the tools of creation, production and distribution in the hands of billions of people.

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    3 starskencam | Shared With: Everyone - May 15 2007 | Blogs, Health, Internet, News, Technology
    Paging Dr. Blog: Online discourse raises questions

    Quoted: Ever wonder what doctors talk about among themselves? You no longer need to be a fly on the wall of a doctors' lounge to find out. These days, you just need an Internet connection: Doctors increasingly are telling all in the blogosphere.

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    2 starskencam | Shared With: Everyone - May 10 2007 | Blogs, Internet, Technology
    Web 2.0’s upside capped?

    Quoted: The report dubbed "A Typology of Information and Communication Technology Users (PDF, Techmeme discussion)" reveals that 31 percent of Americans are "Elite Tech Users." The report divides these elites into
    * omnivores (8 percent), who have the most gadgets and "voraciously" participate in Web 2.0-ish activities;
    * connectors (7 percent), who are happy with information and communications services;
    * lackluster veterans (8 percent), who are down on cell phones and high on the Internet; and
    * productivity enhancers (8 percent), who think IT matters a lot.

    A full 49 percent of America has "few technology assets." This crowd doesn't Twitter, text message or finds technology annoying. (This could be viewed as good or bad. Good: These people may actually know how to converse face to face. Bad: They are on the short end of the digital divide.)

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