Users Will Pay For Content–And Not Just iTunes
Saul Hansell writes in his post “Why Are iPhone Users Willing to Pay for Content?“: What’s most interesting is how…
Better health through blasters
Photo creditI tried to tell everyone back then — my Atari 2600 is a great educational tool — but no…
The Disruptive Little Netbook
There were two interesting articles published this week -- one by Business Week and another by Rita McGrath over at…
Of Protocols and Programmers
A few weeks ago, I reflected on how there seemed to be a lack of social community related to clinical…
The Next Industry Headlines
I was recently honored to be asked to serve on the Editorial Advisory Board of Pharmaceutical Executive magazine. A few…
Dig this
This week's guest blog post comes to use from David Handelsman, Life Sciences Business Solutions Manager at SAS. You can…
Safety in Numbers
A few weeks ago I was interviewed by Bio-IT World magazine for an article about trends in drug safety. The…
Mary and Alice
As I was having lunch the other day, I overheard a conversation between two lovely women in their late 60's. …
The X Factor
For those that might have missed it, a very interesting industry challenge was announced this week. The X Prize Foundation…
Feels SOA good
Tired of trying to tie data together with the electronic equivalent of bailing wire? A blog post this week contained…