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ePharma Summit: Turning Big Data into Better Content

By Ben Comer | Published: March 6, 2013
Physicians and patients are more intimately engaged with their digital devices than ever before, but the content pharma delivers is either rigidly scientific or numbingly bland. Can stronger analytical processes and more data produce a scalable human voice for individual customers?
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ePharma Summit: Less Proselytizing, More Results

By Ben Comer | Published: February 7, 2012
At the digital marketing-focused ePharma Summit in New York this week, many of the problems and frustrations related to the “big three” – Facebook, Twitter and YouTube – were hashed out for umpteenth time.
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Traditional vs. Digital, or
Integrate! Integrate! Integrate!

By Brittany Agro | Published: February 11, 2009
Can pharma rely on one agency to create both its traditional and its interactive advertising? Or is there a “best agency model” (pure digital, digital group within larger holding company, or a mixture of both) that industry can follow? This was the question addressed by four panelists today at the ePharma Summit in Philadelphia. Bill [...]
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AZ is All A-Twitter

By Brittany Agro | Published: February 11, 2009
When it comes to digital and social media, is Big Pharma finally getting it? Yesterday, AstraZeneca launched a branded YouTube channel for its asthma drug Symbicort, joining the ranks of Abbott, GSK, J&J, and most recently, Santofi-Aventis. This news arrived just in time for the 8th Annual ePharma Summit, where industry experts are gathered to [...]
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