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A Q&A about my job and science journalism
A couple weeks ago, some students from a university in South India got in touch to ask a few questions about my job and about science communication. The correspondence was entirely over email, and I’m pasting it in full below … Continue reading
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Tagged class symbols, copy editing, English language, grammar, journalism on the internet, newspapers, Science, science editor, science journalism, scientific method, scientism, The Wire, The Wire Science
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Stenograph the science down
Is it that we’re paying no attention to the science and instead reproducing statements line by line because they’re made of gold? Continue reading
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Tagged IANS, Indian Space Research Organisation, journalism, newspapers, RLV-TD, science writing, Zee News
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Making money
An experimental “democratic” revenue model for news publications new to the internet (that are reluctant to change their delivery styles)
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Tagged analytics, democracy, experiment, journalism, newspapers, revenue model, world wide web
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The post-reporter era
One of the foundation stones of journalism is the process of reporting. That there is a messenger working the gap between an event and a story provides for news to exist and exist with myriad nuances attached to it. There … Continue reading
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Tagged citizen journalism, journalism, media, newspapers, post-reporter era, publishing, reportage
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