Nine in ten of us watch the TV at least once a week. The living room is the place where we most like to sit in front of 'the box.' And the majority of the programmes we view constitute live television. So found OFCOM in its latest research of people's media habits published two weeks... Continue Reading →
A few bytes and bobs of news about medical records, open data etc – the Danish are not just good at making drama
Data and its use for society's benefit is one of the areas where we are now seeing rapid developments in both practice and policy. And not just in terms of health care or medical research. I thought I'd link-up a few of the announcements and news items that have happened just this past week to give people... Continue Reading →
