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Date: April 2009

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You don’t have the time to read all these e-mail alerts on topics from pharma business area? We are presenting a Pears Book eNewsletter – micro stories and mini case-studies just for your coffee-break.

 

 
You probably know the situation. Dozens of e-mails are arriving. These are not spam! You have chosen and requested receiving them yourself. Because you know that these topics are the ones that you “need” or “should” be interested in. But they end up in your inbox unopened and never read anyway. You simply do not have the time to read all of them. So you do not read anything. Sounds familiar? May we be of help to you?

 
Why should you read this newsletter and have a look at our blog at www.pearsbook.com?

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They tweet here and they tweet there, you hear about tweeting everywhere? But what really is this Twitter?

Twitter? Recently, I have seen numbers of discussions and articles elsewhere in print newspapers (e.g. Wall Street Journal, Firms Seek Profit in Twitter´s Chatter, March 25, 2009, by Jessica E. Vascellaro, Business Week, How Companies use Twitter to Bolster Their Brands, September 6, 2008, by Rachael King) or blogs and social networks (LinkedIN, www.rainierdigital.com, etc.) that are talking about Twitter being not just a tool for entertainment and fun but also a business tool.

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Pharma Companies and Social Media

When getting through blogs and articles in my online social media networking groups there is also a lot of buzz around “social media” themselves. Everyone is writing and speaking about Facebook, tweeting at Twitter, having space in MySpace, linking with others at LinkedIn, Xing, hi5 etc. What do the pharma companies do there?

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