24% of 25-64 year olds in New Zealand are into social networking on their mobiles. One out of every six minutes spent on the mobile internet is in a social networking community.
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My interests include the use of tools for the active participation and empowerment of people in health, search engines, medical information retrieval, microblogging in the health sphere and medicine 2.0.
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Web2.0 apps are like objects in a washing machine right now. Eventually some will come through unshrunk, colours fast, intact and be wearable and useful.
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