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]]> By: Scientific Journalism Is Moribund, Dead, Perhaps Alive « Maurizio – Omnologos http://researchexplainer.com/2010/02/20/aaas-meeting-a-wrongheaded-myth-still-hinders-scientists-communication/#comment-74 Scientific Journalism Is Moribund, Dead, Perhaps Alive « Maurizio – Omnologos Thu, 25 Feb 2010 01:23:56 +0000 http://researchexplainer.com/?p=209#comment-74 [...] Journalists are even waking up to the extraordinary amount of news they can produce from “inspirations” found in blogs and other forms of online social media. One interesting lead fresh out of the AAAS 2010 meeting: some scientists still don’t get it (will they ever), others understand they need new ways of thinking in order to explain themselves to the outside world. [...] [...] Journalists are even waking up to the extraordinary amount of news they can produce from “inspirations” found in blogs and other forms of online social media. One interesting lead fresh out of the AAAS 2010 meeting: some scientists still don’t get it (will they ever), others understand they need new ways of thinking in order to explain themselves to the outside world. [...]

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