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Innovation au Napoléon : assistez à la conférence sur l’e-réputation #InnoNapo | Evénements | Locita

From fr.locita.com

Aujourd'hui sur Locita, vous allez pouvoir gagner vos places pour assister à la conférence sur l'e-réputation qui aura lieu demain à l'Hôtel Napoléon à (RT @RassemBel: Innovation au Napoléon : assistez à la conférence sur l’e-réputation...
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[Infographie] Réseaux sociaux : le paysage social en 2011.

From www.autourdurezo.com

Facebook Timeline, Twitter Stories, Google + Pages, Foursquare Expertise Badges... Toutes ces nouveautés ont contribué à multiplier le nombre d'abonnés à ces réseaux sociaux.
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Top 10 Healthcare Influencers to Follow on Twitter | Turn Up Your ...

From www.turnupyourvolume.com

These Top 10 healthcare influencers were calculated over the last 90 days, with “KevinMD,” a familiar name in healthcare social media (#hcsm), holding the top spot. 1. Kevin Pho: He rules the physician space.

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Twitter Revealed Epidemic Two Weeks Before Health Officials [STUDY]

From mashable.com

Health providers have suspected for some time that social media might be an early indicator of an epidemic. Now they have proof.
In particular, a new report shows that Twitter provided an early account of the 2010 cholera outbreak in Haiti. According to the study published in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Internet news and social media were faster transmitters of information in tracking the cholera epidemic in Haiti than health officials. The tweets provided information that health officials wouldn’t report until two weeks later.
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Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Government Regulators and Social Media Guidelines… But were Afraid to Ask

From engagementstrategy.tv

Regulatory authorities have been working on social media guidelines for drug and device marketers for some time. These were due to be delivered at various times, most recently, by the end of the first quarter of 2011. Yet here we are, entering a new year, and the reality is that we may never receive explicit guidance from regulatory authorities on the use of social media.

 

To be fair, the rapidly shifting social media landscape makes it difficult – if not impossible – for regulatory bodies to produce meaningful guidelines that have any shelf life at all. Yet we are not flying entirely blind. While it is impossible to cover every situation and scenario in the incredibly dynamic space that IS social media, the aim of this article is to provide a sense of the types of questions pharmaceutical executives should be asking about what can and cannot be done with social media.

 

Social Media Defined

 

Step 1 is to agree on a definition for ‘social media.’ This is not easy because nearly everyone has an opinion about what the term means. The precise definition of ‘social media’ is not critical, but the key concept to bear in mind is this: ‘Social media’ does not refer to any individual site, such as Facebook or Twitter. Rather, it refers to any online media outlet, application or tool that allows people to collaborate and share information. Importantly, regulators have embraced this wider view of social media.

 

In general, social media sites encourage people to upload a profile containing information about themselves and allow users to share that information online with others. Social media encompasses a wide range of categories, including but not limited to, the following:

 

- Social Networking – e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Badoo, QQ, LinkedIn
- Social Bookmarking Sites – e.g., Delicious, Stumbleupon
- Social News Sites – e.g., Digg, Reddit
- Community Forums – e.g., CafePharma, qsrhelp.com, MDTF
- Social Wikis – e.g., Wikipedia, Intellipedia
- Blogging Sites – e.g., Blogspot, Blogster

 

Regulators care about what is being shared and where it can go once it leaves the creator’s fingertips. It’s about what you post AND where it ends up, geographically or demographically.

 

Why Social Media? ...

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6 millions de Français sont fans de marques sur Facebook

From www.journaldunet.com

80% des membres français du réseau social sont fans d'au moins une page, mais moins de 30% d'entre eux sont fans d'une marque ou d'un produit.
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How to Adopt a Social Media Lifestyle | Social Media Today

From socialmediatoday.com

While most small business owners are starting to realize that social media is a necessary part of any marketing strategy, as a social media coach, the question I get most often is how to add social media to a day that is already way too full.   For...
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Translating the New FDA Social Media Guidance | digital healthcare marketing

From www.scoop.it

The FDA has released some guidance for using one aspect of social media. We created a handy flow chart that dissects all the requirements.
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5 Exemples De Pages Facebook Réussies

From www.emarketinglicious.fr

Si vous souhaitez réussir votre page Facebook, rien de tel que d'observer les entreprises qui disposent déjà d'une présence efficace sur le réseau social pour vous en inspirer.
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[CybereStat] La frequentation des sites internet français en décembre 2011

From frenchweb.fr

Le dernier classement mensuel des sites souscripteurs de l’étude Médiamétrie-eStat vient d’être publié. Celui-ci est assorti d’un focus sur la fréquentation des sites web selon les systèmes d’exploitation mobiles.
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Accueil - Ludomedic | La plateforme médicale vidéoludique

From www.ludomedic.com

"@audrey_bardon: Un super #seriousgame fraichement sorti par @cccp, ludomédic sur http://t.co/mEPU72aA #santé " cc @mathildeD_V...
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La prise de parole (de pouvoir ?) des patients sur le web - News - Cancer Contribution

From www.cancercontribution.fr

Internet a dans le domaine de la santé, trouvé toute son efficacité, auprès de ceux qui au départ n’avaient pas ou peu de moyens de s’informer sur un traitement, des symptômes, ou plus généralement concernant l’actualité médicale.
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[Infographie] Les marques négligent encore trop leurs fans Facebook - Frenchweb.fr

From frenchweb.fr

[Infographie] Les marques négligent encore trop leurs fans FacebookFrenchweb.frTelle est l'une des principales conclusions qui ressort de l'enquête menée à l'occasion des fêtes de fin d'année par Mr Youth, une agence de marketing new-yorkaise...
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Epatients: The hackers of the healthcare world - O'Reilly Radar

From radar.oreilly.com

The epatient community uses digital tools and the connective power of the Internet to empower patients. Here, Fred Trotter offers epatient resources and first steps.
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2011 en réseaux sociaux

From www.ecrans.fr

Les plateformes sociales sont devenues en 2011 le centre névralgique du Net.
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CONFERENCE E-SANTE - 31 janvier 2012

From events.linkedin.com

Comment accompagner la montée en puissance du patient expert ? Comment écouter et décrypter la prise de parole sur Internet ? Quels leviers digitaux activer pour réussir ses actions de prévention ?
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30 Social Media Predictions for 2012 From the Pros

From www.socialmediaexaminer.com

How will social media impact businesses in 2012?

Social Media Examiner sought expert opinions from a wide range of pros you're likely familiar with.

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Pépites du net n°4

From ungeekaparis.fr

Nettoyer ses comptes sur les réseaux sociaux en quelques clics www.blogdumoderateur.com Quand on est présent sur un réseau social, on peut généralement donner la permission à certaines applications de se...
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Les meilleures solutions pour gérer sa e-réputation

From www.journaldunet.com

Les meilleures solutions pour gérer sa e-réputation : Assurer facilement le suivi de sa réputation en ligne, entre autres sur Facebook et Twitter, est désormais une réalité. Focus sur les principales offres internalisées et SaaS.
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2012 Digital Trends For Healthcare Marketing

From www.slideshare.net

A look ahead to the digital trends changing the frontlines of health, pharma and wellness marketing in 2012.
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Infographic: Rise of the Digital Doctor | Mesothelioma Page

From mesotheliomapage.com

Infographic: Rise of the Digital Doctor | Mesothelioma Page http://t.co/dKt5SxIc via @masterseduguide...
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How Timeline Radically Changes Your Facebook Marketing Strategy | Digital marketing & Communications

From www.scoop.it

Learn how the rollout of Facebook Timeline will affect marketers' social media marketing strategies.
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Marketing – La génération Z - Le nouvel Economiste

From www.lenouveleconomiste.fr

Marketing – La génération ZLe nouvel EconomisteA la fois consommateurs, acheteurs et de plus en plus prescripteurs, ils constituent une cible privilégiée pour les publicitaires, mais aussi une menace réelle, car ils pardonnent rarement les faux pas.
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Pharma social media activity varies hugely

From www.pharmatimes.com

A report from market researchers at Cegedim Strategic Data comparing the ranking of pharmaceutical companies' spend on traditional promotional channels to their presence on Facebook and Twitter, puts Pfizer at the top for both.

 

The analysis of social network presence focused on the top 100 pharma companies in terms of traditional sales force and marketing channel spending. CSD then identified the top 30 drugmakers for Facebook and for Twitter "based on their presence and healthcare-focused activities".

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Tweet-up avec Claude Evin, ARS IDF, le mardi 17 janvier, 2012 12h30-13h30 #health20fr - Santé 2.0 - Médecine 2.0

From www.denisesilber.com

Le Chapitre Santé 2.0 Paris est heureux de vous convier à un tweet-up autour de Claude Evin, Directeur Général de l'Agence régionale de santé (ARS), IDF et dont le nom Twitter est: @claudeevin Participez avec nous : le mardi 17 janvier de 12:30 à...
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