Browsing by Subject "Science Journalism"

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    • Communication Theory and the Science Journalist 
      Hartberg, Yasha; Hartberg, Yasha (2021-08-29)
      To launch the Issues in Science and Technology Journalism course, I start with some ice-breaking activities, go over the syllabus, and introduce communication theory.
    • Complications in the Science to Public Pipeline 
      Hartberg, Yasha (2021-09-20)
      Few things in this world are straightforward. It would be nice if scientific information flowed neatly from scientists to journalists to the public, but it doesn’t. For much of the rest of the semester, we’ll be exploring ...
    • Science Journalism in Ghana: A Study of Journalists Who Cover Science 
      Appiah, Bernard (2012-02-14)
      Science journalism has been studied from the perspectives of science journalists in the West. However, studies of science journalism from the perspectives of general reporters in developing or developed countries are ...
    • Varieties of Science Journalism 
      Hartberg, Yasha (2021-09-27)
      At some point in your career, you will have to decide just what kind of science journalism to engage in. You might think I mean, by this, what kind of job you want. Yes, that’s important, too, but what we’ll mostly be ...
    • When Scientists Communicate Directly to the Public 
      Hartberg, Yasha (2021-09-13)
      In principle, there’s no absolute need for science and technology journalists. Scientists can, after all, communicate directly with the public. Indeed, some do and do so quite effectively. Others try and fail spectacularly. ...