Clarifier les notions juridiques entourant l’exploitation et la protection des résultats issus des recherches médicales notamment dans le cadre des partenariats public/privé et l’attribution des droits de propriété intellectuelle qui en découlent.
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Source : Roche & Associés

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What can you do with iCandy?

• Make Stuff – postcards, books, whatever
• Promote yourself
• Put QR Codes on your business cards
• Track your QR Code click thrus
• Post QR Code scans on your Facebook Profile
• Send Twitter updates of what you’ve created or scanned
• Mobile Scavenger hunts
• Interactive museum exhibits
• Link multimedia content to classroom handouts
• Real Estate flyers
• Postcards for iPhone app downloads
• Combine QR Codes with magazine articles

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Si vous avez euh la mauvaise expérience de ce type là :

Thx to mterzian

La marche à suivre selon moderateur

Flavien Chantrel (que je remercie au passage)

Les applications ont besoin de votre autorisation pour se connecter sur votre compte. En leur révoquant cette autorisation, elles ne pourront simplement plus envoyer de messages non souhaités. Pour cela, connectez-vous sur votre compte, puis dirigez-vous vers Settings>Connection. Vous y trouverez la liste des services autorisés à accéder à votre compte. Cliquez simplement sur “Revoke access” en dessous des services que vous souhaitez résilier. N’hésitez pas à aller y faire un tour fréquemment pour faire le point !

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Après avoir vécu 16 ans en Afrique ….
Elle tombe dans le blogging se passionne pour :  le Web 2.0, les nouvelles tendances, le e-marketing, la e-communication, les réseaux sociaux .
Cette ex-étudiante en communication est persuadée de l’apport des ces nouveaux outils pour notre société.

Je la follow depuis un moment c’est toujours pertinent :

Elodiebc

Et là elle lance le

Et c’est trés bien aussi

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In an online survey of 895 technology stakeholders’ and critics’ expectations of social, political and economic change by 2020, fielded by the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project and Elon University’s Imagining the Internet Center …

Experts were located in two ways. First, several thousand were identified in an extensive
canvassing of scholarly, government, and business documents from the period 1990-
1995 to see who had ventured predictions about the future impact of the Internet.
Several hundred of them participated in the first three surveys conducted by Pew
Internet and Elon University, and they were recontacted for this survey. Second, expert
participants were hand-picked due to their positions as stakeholders in the development
of the Internet.
Here are some of the respondents: Clay Shirky, Esther Dyson, Doc Searls, Nicholas Carr,
Susan Crawford, David Clark, Jamais Cascio, Peter Norvig, Craig Newmark, Hal
Varian, Howard Rheingold, Andreas Kluth, Jeff Jarvis, Andy Oram, David Sifry, Marc
Rotenberg, John Pike, Andrew Nachison, Anthony Townsend, Ethan Zuckerman,
Stephen Downes, Rebecca MacKinnon, Jim Warren, Sandra Brahman, Seth Finkelstein,
Jerry Berman, and Stewart Baker.  
Here are some of the institutions in which respondents work or have affiliations: Google,
Microsoft. Cisco Systems, Yahoo!, Intel, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Ericsson Research,
Nokia, New York Times, O’Reilly Media, Thomson Reuters, Wired magazine, The
Economist magazine, NBC, RAND Corporation, Verizon Communications, Linden Lab,
Institute for the Future, British Telecom, Qwest Communications, Raytheon, Adobe,
Meetup, Craigslist, Ask.com, Intuit, MITRE Corporation
Department of Defense, Department of State, Federal Communications Commission,
Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
Social Security Administration, General Services Administration, British OfCom, World
Wide Web Consortium, National Geographic Society, Benton Foundation, Linux
Foundation, Association of Internet Researchers, Internet2, Internet Society, Santa Fe
Institute, Yankee Group
Harvard University, MIT, Yale University, Georgetown University, Oxford Internet
Institute,  Princeton University, Carnegie-Mellon University, University of
Pennsylvania, University of California-Berkeley, Columbia University, University of
Pew Internet & American Life Project The Future of the Internet IV | 6
Foundation, Association of Internet Researchers, Internet2, Internet Society, Santa Fe
Institute, Yankee Group
Harvard University, MIT, Yale University, Georgetown University, Oxford Internet
Institute,  Princeton University, Carnegie-Mellon University, University of
Pennsylvania, University of California-Berkeley, Columbia University, University of
Southern California, Cornell University, University of North Carolina, Purdue
University, Duke University , Syracuse University, New York University, Northwestern
University, Ohio University ,Georgia Institute of Technology, Florida State University,
University of Kentucky, University of Texas, University of Maryland, University  of 
Kansas, University of Illinois, Boston College, University of Tulsa, University of
Minnesota, Arizona State, Michigan State University, University of California-Irvine,
George Mason University, University of Utah, Ball State University, Baylor University,
University of Massachusetts-Amberst, University of Georgia, Williams College, and
University of Florida.

Source : http://www.pewinternet.org/
Via jimmotion

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