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Headlines for Jan 19-25
- Posted January 25th 2009
- by Janice
Not health content specific, but a short, concise interview with co-founder and managing director of InfoCommerce Group, parent of Health Content Advisors. Focus on business models for publishers, esp. ad-supported vs. subscription/for fee.
Cleveland Clinic to begin adding info about financial ties to pharma, med device companies, etc. to profiles of doctors on their site. Pharma, in turn, say they will begin disclosing their payments to doctors.
Not health content specific, but relevant to online publishing: Two popular content management technology firms to merge. Interwoven includes LexisNexis and other B2B publishing companies as clients; UK-based Autonomy is also strong in legal market for e-discovery applications. Autonomy, which just reported strong Q4 20008 results to pay $775 for Interwoven. See www.autonomy.com for more details.
Peter Neupert, Corp VP, Health at Microsoft, posts on his recent testimony before Congress on health care industry improvements.
Carefx, which offers s/w that help integrate and organize data from multiple systems to improve workflow. The press release touts the addition of 200 more hospitals to its client roster and 200% revenue growth 2008/2007.
Elsevier acquires William Andrew Publishing of Norwich, NY. William Andrew is an STM publisher of applied science handbooks, references and databases.
CMS’ e-prescribing financial incentives go into effect this month. Some details on the program in this post.
Healthline’s HealthSTAT ad network ads AOL Health, iVillage, Organized Wisdon, tudiabetes.com, and WrongDiagnosis.com to its list of online health sites that use HealthSTAT to augment its direct ad sales.
David Rothman, one of the most highly regarded medical librarians, writes about the importance of promoting health literarcy, and his concern (to put it lightly) about social media enthusiasts who call for “crowdsourcing” of average citizens’ opinions to replace recommendations from medical professionals when seeking relevant health information.
Press release from Companion Global announcing that they have “received second-place honors in the “Best Website for International Medical Travel” category at 2008 Consumer Health World Awards.
DeepDyve, formerly Infovell, receives $3.9 million in early stage funding to expand its medical research service and introduce similar research services in other verticals. DeepDyve was a presenter at Health Content08’s Innovators Showcase.
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