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Science Journalists Speak their Minds (page 18)
Mariana Barrosa, Lee Pullen
Summary
Science journalists are a vital link in the process of communicating science
to the public, and yet their personal opinions are rarely taken into account.
This paper documents a small-scale attempt to rectify this situation, by asking
journalists to complete questionnaires designed to provide an insight into their
working practices.
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