BMJ: Scientific publishing no longer only about print, must include online publishing, broadcasting, communities
From the BMJ blog:
The BMJ has its own social network, doc2doc. What about NEJM, JAMA and Lancet?
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Scientific publishing is no longer about print but increasingly includes online publishing, creating online communities http://bit.ly/3EmXfH
The BMJ has its own social network, doc2doc. What about NEJM, JAMA and Lancet?
Most journals now produce videos and podcasts to go with their written material - publishers are broadcasters as well.
Soon almost everyone will have an internet phone and publishers will be able to to send specific content to each user http://bit.ly/3EmXfH
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