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    Articles tagged science journalism (16)

    For The New York Times, redesigns happen in print, too
    A few hints of web-native storytelling are in the Times’ repackaged print sections. Adrienne LaFrance
    Why the Huffington Post doesn’t equivocate on issues like global warming
    Arianna Huffington explains why her site takes an editorial stance: “Because we are clear about where we believe the truth lies, I believe we elicit a richer kind of response from our readers.” Justin Ellis
    With the end of NASA’s shuttle program, science journalists are rethinking the space beat
    Now that the U.S. space shuttle program has ended, what will become of the journalists who covered it? Nikki Usher
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    Network effects: The Houston Chronicle’s Eric Berger on newspapers and blog networks
    September 7, 2010
    “A completely new model for us”: The Guardian gives outsiders the power to publish for the first time
    March 5, 2010
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