Engagement in Science: Traditional Science, Tradigital Science and Science 2.0
Inspired from David Armano article on Social Engagement Spectrum, I attempted to translate his concept of spectrum of engagement in marketing into engagement in science(click here for large image). This is by no means a perfect spectrum but seems reasonable according to my understanding about Science 2.0 which again may be quite incomplete. Any changes, suggestions and comments are highly appreciated!
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Hello OzFebruary 11, 2012 at 5:56 pm -
Good move by Elsevier, but company need more than PR efforts to save it's ground. Why so afraid accepting the new reality, open is future.February 11, 2012 at 3:01 am
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Dear Entrepreneur, CXO of unknown start-up with uncertain business model, be grounded and humble. cheersFebruary 10, 2012 at 2:53 am
Engagement in Science: Traditional Science, Tradigtial Science and Science 2.0: Inspired from David Armano artic.. http://tinyurl.com/pcysqg
Engagement in Science: Traditional Science, Tradigtial Science and Science 2.0: Inspired from David Armano artic.. http://tinyurl.com/pcysqg
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