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10/25/2007

I was on a terrific panel this morning (hosted by DTC Perspectives Magazine) on the influence on blogging in pharmaland. Hosted by Pharmalot's Ed Silverman, my fellow panelists were Scott Hensley (of the Wall Street Journal and the Wall Street Journal Health Blog) and Christiane Truelove of MedAd News (or as we like to refer to her because of her pithy Friday blog recaps, "Christiane CliffNotes").

Scott Hensley wins for most thought-provoking soundbite ...

"If we don't post, nothing happens."

Amen brother.

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