Amanda Todorovich

Amanda Todorovich is MedCity News’ vice president of business development and marketing.

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HHS innovator to be keynote speaker at July CONVERGE summit

It’s only fitting that a healthcare innovation summit should include the viewpoint of Wil Yu, who leads nationwide healthcare innovation efforts for the United States through the Department of Health and Human Services. As a keynote speaker at MedCity News’ CONVERGE conference on July 10th in Philadelphia, Yu will discuss how incentives in the healthcare […]

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JumpStart Ventures invests $250,000 in MedCity News

MedCity Media’s expanded but still industry-centric media model creates timely, relevant, high quality content for those with a vested interest in healthcare. It also provides other outlets with syndicated content already being generated by MedCity News. In 2010 the market for content creation reached $35 billion in North America, with healthcare alone accounting for up to $4 billion.

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MedCity News signs syndication deal with MinnPost

MedCity News and MinnPost have announced a syndication agreement that will make some MedCity News content available on MinnPost's website. MinnPost will publish MedCity News articles -- primarily about Minnesota topics -- on www.minnpost.com. Cleveland-based MedCity News has an office in Minneapolis, where former Star Tribune reporter Thomas Lee writes about the medical industry in Minnesota.

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Rubber City Radio signs syndication agreement with MedCity News

The Rubber City Radio Group (RCRG) and MedCity News have agreed to a content partnership, it was announced today. Under the agreement, Rubber City Radio will use MedCity News content on the award-winning AkronNewsNow.com and will also feature MedCity News content in broadcast programming. The agreement provides for MedCity News staff members to periodically appear […]

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Akron Beacon Journal, MedCity News ink syndication agreement

It is the second syndication pact announced this week. Cleveland's WKYC-TV has also agreed to become a syndication partner for MedCity News. "Adding WKYC and the Akron Beacon Journal demonstrate our value on air and in print as well as online," MedCity News co-founder Chris Seper said. "We will continue to add syndication partners in new markets and plan to expand into new medical cities to replicate our fully-validated business model."

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WKYC-TV partners with MedCity News to receive medical business news

MedCity News and WKYC-TV are partnering to provide comprehensive media coverage of the business of health care in Cleveland. This partnership provides that WKYC, a long-time leader in broadcast consumer health news, and MedCity News, a next-generation medical industry news service, will join forces and share content both online and on-air.