This essential textbook provides a clear and authoritative introduction to qualitative and
quantitative methods for studying media and communication. Written by two highly …

Science journalism is an occupation that, despite being needed now more than ever,
struggles to do its job in a fast-changing and challenging media landscape. In a world where …

OBJECTIVES: To assess what makes a good piece of medical reporting in newspapers, to
quantify what is being reported on in the major British newspapers, to identify the sources of …

Journal publication has long been relied on as the only required communication of results,
tasking journalists with bringing news of scientific discoveries to the public. Output of science …

A richer understanding of audience channel selection and message reception during routine
and crisis situations through receiver-oriented research offers great promise to extend …

Science communication in online media is a discursive domain where science-related
content is often expressed through styles characteristic of popular journalism. This article …

This article describes the first survey of European science journalists working for general
national print media and news agencies in 14 different countries of the European Union. The …

In Ghana, as in many other developing countries, most science reporting is done by general
reporters. However, few studies have investigated science reporting in such a situation. To …

This article explores science journalism in the context of the media competition for readers'
attention. It offers a qualitative stylistic perspective on how popular journalism colonizes …

Because of their recognition as a comprehensive tool of environmental assessments and
their increasing use by governments and industries, life cycle assessments (LCAs) are …