Ars Technica Poor journalism is making it harder for preprints There have been quite a few statements by various scientists on Twitter
COVID-19 The journalist as expert I recently turned down some requests for interviews because the topics of
curiosity gap The technically correct strapline (Re)Stumbled upon this article, by Ed Yong in The Atlantic, July
CC-BY license On that Poynter debate about stock images and ethical visual journalism Response to Mark Johnson, Article about free images ‘contradicts everything I hold
AAAS In solidarity with Nautilus's writers In April this year, Undark published a piece that caught me by
irony Writing, journalism and the revolutionary spirit One of my favourite essays of all time – insofar as that’s
independent media A measure of media trustworthiness A publication online that makes its money by displaying ads can be
Charlottesville False equivalency Margaret Sullivan in the Washington Post on August 16: Does finding these
advertisements If Nautilus is so good, why is it doing so bad? From Undark – Award-winning Nautilus enters rough waters For all the good news