How the Web Has Transformed Science and Technology Reporting

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United States Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing
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John Markoff, Simons Institute Journalist in Residence
and Christoph Drösser, independent science writer and editor
https://simons.berkeley.edu/events/how-web-has-transformed-science-and-technology-reporting

John Markoff, Pulitzer Prize-winning former technology and science writer for the New York Times, and Christoph Drösser, former scientific editor at the weekly newspaper Die Zeit, will hold a conversation about the way science and technology are covered in the Internet era. They will reserve a portion of the presentation for a discussion with the audience on how scientists and engineers can reach a broader audience with their work.



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