WHO WANTS A VOICE IN SCIENCE ISSUES—AND WHY?

An Nguyen · Steve McIlwaine

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This paper makes a preliminary exploration of new opportunities for journalists and media to establish relevance and audiences through engagement with science issues. It looks at developments in the “democratisation” of science and, in the light of an analysis of a recent Eurobarometer survey, attempts to discover how a largely untapped active audience for the media may be attracted.

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