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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Thesis 1: Air was the original social medium
[ratings] Note: This post is part of the 35 Social Media Theses series, providing amplification and an opportunity for discussion of one of the theses originally posted on Reformation Day 2009. In one sense, as I will argue in Thesis 4, the social media revolution is historic. But the fundamental issue to understand about social [...]
Twitter 116: 3 Steps to Joining or Leading a Twitter Chat
[ratings] Note: This post is specifically intended to help USA Today readers who are new to Twitter so they can participate in our #MayoUSAToday Twitter chats. For more introductory information on Twitter, see the Twitter curriculum. Update: This week’s #MayoUSAToday Twitter chat is on concerns about memory loss. Join us from 1-2 p.m. ET on Thursday, [...]
Twitter 115: 5 Benefits of Twitter Chats
[ratings] Twitter chats are an amazing way to bring together people for a focused conversation on a particular topic or surrounding an event, such as a conference or Webinar. There’s no need for the people involved to know each other before the chat, and in many cases the chats can be great ways to connect [...]
Posted in Twitter, Uncategorized Tagged #MayoUSAToday, Chat, Mayo Clinic, Twitter, Twitterchat, USA Today 7 Comments
Colonoscopy Social Media Case Study
Here’s another case study from the recent Healthcare Internet Conference in Las Vegas. I got a chance to interview Jason Voelker from ThedaCare about Pauly Polyp (pictured above) and the idontwantacolonoscopy.com Web site that invites users to share their excuses for not complying with colon cancer screening guidelines. Pauly is on Twitter, too. What’s your [...]
Posted in Conferences, Social Media Tagged Colon cancer, Colonoscopy, Jason Voelker, Social Media, Thedacare Leave a comment
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