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    Articles tagged science reporting (10)

    Marlee BaldridgeJune 26, 2018
    Instead of abandoning print, the 119-year-old MIT Technology Review is doubling down on it
    The rebrand expands each issue from a summary of articles into a small book discussing the past, present, and future of a single technology.
    Ricardo BiltonFebruary 14, 2018
    Connecting reporters with experts, Sciline wants to improve the quality of today’s science reporting
    “There’s so much pressure right now that it’s very tempting, more than ever, to just go with something…Often, it’s only your conscience and sense of journalistic responsibility that prevents you from hitting publish.”
    Ricardo BiltonSeptember 19, 2016
    A cross-disciplinary approach to science is helping Nautilus carve a unique niche in science publishing
    With a focus on deep reporting, a print magazine, and an intense affinity for illustrations, nonprofit Nautilus has taken an expensive approach to launching a new science publication.
    Justin EllisJuly 15, 2015
    The New York Times’ “Summer of Science” aims to make science journalism mobile-friendly and fun
    The New York Times hopes to generate interest in science with a project that focuses on short, social- and mobile-friendly content.
    September 12, 2011
    Some scientists want to check research stories pre-publication
    February 10, 2011
    On an embargo-driven beat, science reporters aim to build for context
    September 7, 2010
    “A completely new model for us”: The Guardian gives outsiders the power to publish for the first time
    February 10, 2010
    From Ken Doctor’s “Newsonomics”: Freelancing and the gig economy
    September 24, 2009
    Futurity and ‘almost-journalism’
    April 21, 2009
    Breaking news online: How two Pulitzer finalists used the web
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