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The state of science writing, circa 2012: The summer of our discontent, made glorious by the possibilities of our time
Category: Journalism, Media, Science, Science Writing
Tagged ADHD, ars technica, autism, Bob Dylan, Brendan Maher, cancer, Cryptogenomicon, DNA, Ed Yong, Emily Willingham, ENCODE, Evolver Zone: Genomicron, Ewan Birney, Gizmodo, hookworms, JAMA, Jesus Diaz, John P.A. Ioannidis, John Timmer, Jonah Lehrer, Leonid Kruglyak, Mike White, Naomi Wolf, nature, newspapers, PLoS ONE, Sean Eddy, T. Ryan Gregory, The Finch and the Pea, The Guardian, The New York Times, The New Yorker, Vagina, Wired
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Edward Jay Epstein “submits that Fareed Zakaria is not guilty of plagiarism.” I submit that Epstein doesn’t understand what the word means.
Category: Ethics, Journalism, Media
Tagged Adam Winkler, CNN, Edward Jay Epstein, Fareed Zakaria, Jill Lepore, plagiarism, The Daily Beast, The New Yorker, Time
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Jonah Lehrer’s missing compass
Category: Ethics, Journalism, SciWriteLabs
Tagged Bob Dylan, Jonah Lehrer, Leon Festinger, Michael Moynihan, plagiarism, science blogs, The New Yorker, When Prophecy Fails, Wired
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SciWriteLabs 8.3: Adjudicating the Lehrer plagiarism accusations. Plus: Are we ignoring the truly frightening trends in journalism?*
Category: Ethics, Journalism, Media, SciWriteLabs
Tagged Arianna Huffington, Carl Zimmer, Chicago Tribune, David Quammen, Deborah Blum, Jack Shafer, Jane Jacobs, Jim Romenesko, Jonah Lehrer, Journatic, Lou Dobbs, Malcolm Gladwell, Oprah Winfrey, plagiarism, Salon.com, The New York Times, The New Yorker, This American Life, William Goldman
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SciWriteLabs 7.2: The New York Times’s Amy Harmon on what it means to be a science writer
Category: Autism, Journalism, SciWriteLabs, The New York Times, The Panic Virus
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