Science, its publics and new media: Reflecting on the present and future of science communication
Scientific journalism faces the challenge of adapting not only to new formats but also to new information exchange dynamics. New online platforms, making it easier to access and produce scientific content, are forcing science publics to evolve. The online environment has turned into science communic...
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Universitat de València
2014-06-01
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| description | Scientific journalism faces the challenge of adapting not only to new formats but also to new information exchange dynamics. New online platforms, making it easier to access and produce scientific content, are forcing science publics to evolve. The online environment has turned into science communication reality, and both scientists and communicators must adapt to it. This paper discusses these changes and their implications for science journalism and an informed citizenry.
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| spelling | doaj-art-50b0a40389f84593b1bf115ae76a01402024-11-18T16:03:05ZcatUniversitat de ValènciaMètode Science Studies Journal: Annual Review2174-34872174-92212014-06-01410.7203/metode.80.3123Science, its publics and new media: Reflecting on the present and future of science communicationDominique Brossard0<p>University of Wisconsin-Madison (USA).</p>Scientific journalism faces the challenge of adapting not only to new formats but also to new information exchange dynamics. New online platforms, making it easier to access and produce scientific content, are forcing science publics to evolve. The online environment has turned into science communication reality, and both scientists and communicators must adapt to it. This paper discusses these changes and their implications for science journalism and an informed citizenry. https://turia.uv.es/index.php/Metode/article/view/3123Science and social mediascience communicationonline communicationpublic understanding of science |
| spellingShingle | Dominique Brossard Science, its publics and new media: Reflecting on the present and future of science communication Mètode Science Studies Journal: Annual Review Science and social media science communication online communication public understanding of science |
| title | Science, its publics and new media: Reflecting on the present and future of science communication |
| title_full | Science, its publics and new media: Reflecting on the present and future of science communication |
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| title_short | Science, its publics and new media: Reflecting on the present and future of science communication |
| title_sort | science its publics and new media reflecting on the present and future of science communication |
| topic | Science and social media science communication online communication public understanding of science |
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