`Medi-Politics` Radio Archive Now Under Construction
Released on: October 9, 2007, 2:42 pm
Press Release Author: JM Shapiro Healthcare Marketing Research
Industry: Media
Press Release Summary: Jack M. Shapiro, host of the famous nationally-syndicated
radio show, \"Medi-Politics,\" announces construction of the
\"Medi-Politics Radio
Archive,\" the audios of which will be found on his website: www.jackshapiro.com.
Press Release Body: PRESS RELEASE
MEDI-POLITICS RADIO ARCHIVE NOW UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
JACK M. SHAPIRO HEALTHCARE MARKETING RESEARCH
AND MANAGEMENT CONSULTING, INC.
Jack M. Shapiro, host of the famous nationally-syndicated radio show,
“Medi-Politics,” announces construction of the “Medi-Politics Radio Archive,” the
audios of which will be found on his website: www.jackshapiro.com
From 1997-1999 Jack Shapiro was the host, writer and producer of
“Medi-Politics,”
a
nationally-syndicated, hour-long radio show which appeared on the TalkAmerica Radio
Neworks. Every Sunday afternoon, “MediPolitics” reached 31 million people from
coast-to-coast and on the internet (Marketron, Spring 1998).
The show’s concept was to focus on the future of healthcare by examining advances in
medicine, the political issues related to healthcare in America, medical ethics and
legal consequences, as well as how media covered these issues. “Medi-Politics” was
America’s private seminar on healthcare.
Jack Shapiro conducted in-depth interviews with almost 400 thought leaders in
medicine, scientific research, politics, law, bio-ethics, authors, members of the
media, academia, government administrators, and Nobel Prize winners.
The value of these shows is due to their universality. The same issues still remain
today, seven years later, largely unresolved and even more serious than ever. The
Medi-Politics Radio Archive will permanently chronicle the evolution of these issues
and where future trends are likely to take us.
The Archive will be an on-going free source of information for journalists, writers,
scholars, and anyone in the general public interested in the history of modern
healthcare.
The “Medi-Politics Radio Archive” will be made available free to the public but, of
course, there are significant costs in programming these famous tapes for internet
usage. Contributions to this historic undertaking will be greatly appreciated and
can be mailed to the address found on this press release. If you would like to read
more about the “Medi-Politics” radio show, please go to: www.JackShapiro.com.
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THIS MAN KNOWS ABOUT THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE:
Jack M. Shapiro is an internationally-known healthcare marketing researcher,
consultant, futurist, broadcast journalist and public speaker.
Jack includes among his clients major companies in the pharmaceutical and biotech
industries and insurance companies, advertising agencies, hospitals, and
manufacturers of medical equipment, supplies and devices. Often quoted in the
healthcare industry, general business, and lay publications, Jack has been a
frequent guest on national television (ABC, NBC, MSNBC, CNBC, FOX, PBS and abroad on
BBC and ITN) and radio as a commentator on healthcare trends and politics in the
United States and overseas.
From 1997-1999, he was the host of “MEDI-POLITICS,” a nationally-syndicated radio
show focusing on the politics and future of healthcare as well as key legal and
ethical issues. The show reached more than 40 markets in 26 states (31 million
people in-audience) and around the world on the internet.
Jack has spent 40 years in the healthcare field, both in the U.S. and abroad.
Before forming his successful research and consulting company, he held high-level
management positions in marketing and market research with healthcare giants such as
Wyeth and Pfizer.
He is currently writing a book about the future of American healthcare based on his
long experience in the healthcare industry, in-depth interviews with leading experts
who appeared on his radio show as well as on-going poll results generated by his
market research company.
Recently Jack was the event host and master-of-ceremonies at the “Global Pharma R&D
Summit,” attended by over 250 top pharmaceutical scientists from around the world.
Jack is also available to speak and write on future healthcare trends and is
well-known keynote speaker.
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