This is a special post produced by MeanderFilms.  This short film really captures the imagination of how to change the world.  It is both inspiring and motivating to see one person making a difference despite the odds of changing the world. Lee Bennett of Seattle and his daughter Maura won second ...

This Pew Internet/California HealthCare Foundation survey finds that technology is not an end, but a means to accelerate the pace of discovery, widen social networks, and sharpen the questions someone might ask when they do get to talk to a health professional. Technology can help to enable the hum...

According to the 2009 Promo Interactive Marketing Survey of brands and agencies, growing numbers of marketers say they will make use of interactive channels to increase their brand identity than to drive sales to the bottom line. This is a significant change as marketers are dealing with less resour...

I remember when the first live birth was shown on the internet back in 1998 on American Health Network. The mother, Elizabeth, gave birth to a 7 lb. 8 oz. son, Sean, to become the first internet mother. This created quiet a stir back then as the number of viewers actually exceeded 1 million. This ...

A very good article titled: Twitter: A Markreter’s Duct Tape was published at the Harvard Business review site. This HBR article supports the use of social media as a way to communicate with your audience. Here are the exerts: Duct tape is universally useful because it is incredibly simple, a...

Having a website is so last century.  Social media is the term for social networks, blogs, microblogs, podcasts and other user-generated mediums.  This is the new era with the consumer having control over their destiny.  The possibilities are endless. I would proclaim the Mayo Clinic as the healt...