The Institute for New Economic Thinking was created to broaden and accelerate the development of new economic thinking that can lead to solutions for the great challenges of the 21st century
publishes news articles, commentary, background research and analysis on a broad range of issues, focussing on social, economic, strategic and environmental processes.
myScience gives an overview of science, research, universities, R&D companies and research centers in the World. myScience provides practical information on employment, funding and daily life as well as scientific news, the science job portal jobs.myScience. myScience is intended for researchers, scientists, academics, and everyone interested in science.
myScience.ch gives an overview of science, research, universities, R&D companies and research centers in Switzerland. myScience.ch provides practical information on employment, funding and daily life as well as scientific news, the science job portal, the swiss scientific agenda and the continuing education portal for academics. myScience.ch is intended for researchers, scientists, academics, and everyone interested in science.
Named the "Best Online Reference Service" by the CODiE Awards, HighBeam is a premiere online library where you can find research, facts, and articles. We collect millions of articles from newspapers like The Washington Post and The Boston Globe, magazines like The Economist and Newsweek, and journals like JOPERD and Journal of Research in Childhood Education. We deliver all of this in a single research Web site.
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In the competitive world of television news, it’s a given that stations need to know as much as possible about their viewers. But a groundbreaking study suggests that ratings and telephone surveys provide a less than complete picture of the audience and its viewing habits. The Middletown Media Studies examined how people really use the media by comparing the results of telephone surveys to diaries and to direct observation of people both at home and away from home. Co-author Bob Papper of Ball State University says one conclusion is inescapable: “If you think you know about your audience by asking them on the phone, you know nothing.”
DrugLib.com is a comprehensive drug database organized by relevance to specific drugs. It provides a convenient, one-stop access to a wide range of information related to your drug of interest, including drug label & prescribing information
China Statistical Information Network www.stats.gov.cn In Chinese and English. Statistics of the government. Not the most up-to-date, but of good quality.
Medical dictionary, ICD-9 codes, pharmaceutical companies, medical abbreviations, hospitals and associations. Plus medical news and other searches for the medical, pharmaceutical or healthcare professional.
placing such an emphasis on technological potentials at the expense of their social conditions not only can be misleading but also can be detrimental to the development of new media, including the potential of today’s online news