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Dóra Kovács

Index - Külföld - Letartóztatták az osztrák Gripen-lobbistát - 0 views

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  • Alfons Mensdorff-Pouilly
  • 13 millió eurót kapott a Gripenek gyártásában is érdekelt British Aero Space-től
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  • magyar származású
  • 2007 vége óta nyomoznak a brit és svéd hatóságok
  • politikusokat vesztegetett meg Csehországban és Ausztriában
  • Az osztrák és a svéd sajtó korábban magyar szálat is emlegetett.
  • házkutatásokat tartottak a lobbista bécsi irodáiban és a magyar határ közelében fekvő palotájában
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  • Profil hírmagazin értesülését, amely szerint a gróf állítólag 13 millió eurót kapott
  • félrevezette a parlament vizsgálóbizottságát
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István Bodnár

Benno Moiseiwitsch - 0 views

  • British pianist of Russian birth who excelled in playing the works of Sergey Rachmaninoff and P.I. Tchaikovsky.
Drienyovszki János

Why user-generated medical content works | FreshNetworks Blog - 0 views

  • The medical industry is one that sees a lot of UGC. A search on YouTube finds thousands of videos of people talking about their illnesses, from cancer sufferers to people with bullemia. Support groups are flourishing and people are finding that sharing experiences and content online is sometimes easier than face-to-face. Talking about your experiences to video and uploading this to YouTube for others to respond to and comment on is probably easier than discussing it in real life. The internet and social networks probably offer access to a greater number of fellow-sufferers than even a local support group might offer. Beyond support, people can use social media and user-generated content to help understand their illnesses. The supposed danger here is that people will self-diagnose and that this may be incorrect. At the same time, you’d expect that privacy issues would prevent any meaningful and useful exchange of ideas. But in fact, user-generated medical content is a vibrant example of how the social networking and online communities can be powerful for exchanging information.
  • A report by Jupiter Research in 2007 showed that 20% of Americans turn to others online for information about medical issues. They are clearly not shy of seeking or giving advice, even on more personal issues. They use sites such as OrganizedWisdom, a Wiki-style community, to share information they have and get information they need. The concern over the accuracy of this information still stands, with worries about non-medical professionals sharing information that people use to self-diagnose. But research by the British Medical Journal in 2004 found that in the online support communities it studied only 6% of content was incorrect. If this replicated across all medical content online then it would probably be among some of the more accurate user-generated content on the internet. User-generated medical content shows that people are willing to share and are accurate when they do so. Even in a more niche and potentially risky area such as medical advice and disgnosis, the quality and usefulness of user-generated content is high.
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    Miért népszerű a UGC? A UGC-k mint az orvosi konzultáció egy újabb foruma.
Agnes Szucs

British Media - 0 views

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    A tanulmány a brit internetes média és a felhasználói tartalmak kapcsolatát elemzi. Azt mutatja be, hogyan változott meg 2005 óta a hírportálok szerkesztőinek hozzáállása a felhasználók által létrehozott tartalmakhoz, azaz a kezdeti ellenállás hogyan alakult át együttműködéssé. A cikk emellett érinti a hírnévvel kapcsolatos jogi szabályozások problémáit is.
Tamás Sasvári

Ageing and Technology: A Review of the Research Literature -- Blaschke et al., 10.1093/... - 0 views

  • Assistive Technologies (ATs) and Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) may improve quality of life, extend length of community residence, improve physical and mental health status, delay the onset of serious health problems and reduce family and care-giver burden.
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  • While the ageing of the population around the world raises serious concerns about social security, pensions, long-term care, health care and family systems, digital-age tools have been proposed as possible resources to improve outcomes. Considerable literature has appeared suggesting that Assistive Technologies (ATs) and Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) may improve quality of life, extend length of community residence, improve physical and mental health status, delay the onset of serious health problems and reduce family and care-giver burden.
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    Bár ez csak egy kivonat, de jól összefoglalja lényeget.
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    The opportunities for liberal education and the open university to provide education in information society skills will be increased, with special attention given to the ageing population.
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