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In solidarity with Nautilus’s writers
In April this year, Undark published a piece that caught me by surprise: Nautilus magazine was going broke. Actually, it wasn’t a surprise that lasted long. Nautilus, to me, had been doing a commendable job of being ‘the New Yorker … Continue reading
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Tagged AAAS, American Association for the Advancement of Science, business models, John Steele, journalism, Michael Segal, Nautilus, science journalism, Undark
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If Nautilus is so good, why is it doing so bad?
If Nautilus is so good, why is it doing so bad? There’s no short answer. Continue reading
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Tagged advertisements, business model, De Correspondent, freelancers, freelancing, journalism, Knight Science Journalism Tracker, Nautilus, new media, Paul Raeburn, The Wire, Undark
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