… ” (Russell, 2006), we are particularly interested in science journalism and helping science
journalists meet the multitude of critiques they face (Amend and Secko, Citation2012). Some …

… qualitatively by guided interviews with leading science … journalistic practice as well as from
science journalism teaching and propose a simple heuristic model for the selection of science …

… , we present a synthesis, analysis and outlook on this emerging science media ecosystem
and the roles played by science journalists online. Online science content: pluralistic, …

… This should include both quantitative studies and qualitative studies, such as the use of
interviews. Such studies could also further explore what factors affect this, including the possible …

… from quantitative and qualitative methodological approaches exploring, describing, and
testing through large-scale or in-depth analyses, how constructive journalism can be interpreted …

… scientific evidence or peers (Boykoff, 2011). Another qualitative interview study with science
journalists … Yet, the results need to be complemented by deeper qualitative analyses that …

… potential in journalism: journalists, software developers, and computer scientists inside
and … Using quantitative data in investigative reporting and accountability journalism is also …

… examines science journalism covering the most important developments in basic science, …
Working from a hard copy of the news item, we entered the information into a qualitative data …

… to be widely implemented, journalists are well-… journalists (N = 592), paying particular
attention to negative emissions technologies (NETs). We found that most environmental journalists …

… This study sought to explore how journalists in Australia select and shape news on health
… While this analysis focuses on the general aspects of news reporting, the journalists made …