Using open-ended interviews, researchers identified twelve themes concerning Web and e-mail use by science writers. The Web and e-mail "speed information" between sources, reporters, editors, and audiences, "Skepticism " about information quality leads science writers to urge practices of "good judgment" by Web users. A diagram illustrates ways "speeds information" is changing journalistic work. Suggestions concerning future research on diffusion of information are offered.
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Dumlao, R., & Duke, S. (2003). The Web and e-mail in science communication. Science Communication, 24(3), 283–308. https://doi.org/10.1177/1075547002250297
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