Insulting incident at RSNA

In Imaging
Mon, 27 Nov 2006

Chicago, USA: IMAGING Mangement, Europe's leading management publication in Radiology cannot report from this year's RSNA due to an inconceivable decision made by Joe Taylor, Head of RSNA Media Relations. IMAGING Management Publisher Christian Marolt was not allowed access to report about the show, because according to Mr Taylor publishers have no involvement with editorial content. IMAGING Management urges in the interest of all our readers to protest this decision.

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Chicago, USA: IMAGING Mangement, Europe's leading management publication in Radiology cannot report from this year's RSNA due to an inconceivable decisio...