The Importance of the Editor in Science Journalism
By Stephen J. A. Ward
May 10, 2008
Good science journalism is rarely a solo performance. In the newsroom, major stories require not just reporters but also editors, photographers, graphic artists and others. The relationship between reporter and editor is often the most important factor in that process. more

Where do science stories come from?
The problem of “pipeline” journalism.
By Stephen J. A. Ward
May 10, 2008
Quality reporting requires active, independent journalists who have the resources to seek out important stories beneath the daily press releases, the clatter of spin doctors and the media topic du jour. Reporters in all areas of journalism produce accurate and informed reports by having a diversity of sources for story ideas. more