Ed at Pharmalot reports:
As more blogs emerge to cover pharmathis and pharmathat, the communications folks are trying to come to grips with a changing world. The decades-old media model isn't what it used to be and so neither are their jobs. The instaneousness of it all is unsettling. And who can blame them?
After listening to how this site is pulled together, it's not clear whether Pharmalot was of any comfort. But they all grasped the implications and indicated that allowing employees to have their own blogs is not something they support. "That's our worst nightmare!" one confessed.
Hurrah says Insider!
As more blogs emerge to cover pharmathis and pharmathat, the communications folks are trying to come to grips with a changing world. The decades-old media model isn't what it used to be and so neither are their jobs. The instaneousness of it all is unsettling. And who can blame them?
After listening to how this site is pulled together, it's not clear whether Pharmalot was of any comfort. But they all grasped the implications and indicated that allowing employees to have their own blogs is not something they support. "That's our worst nightmare!" one confessed.
Hurrah says Insider!
Sleep well and have a great weekend.
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