Research on science journalists indicates lines blurred

The survey received 403 responses and was debated at the conference. General outcomes of the global survey on 'blurring lines', also sometimes referred to as 'science journalism and other hats', have now been published. The first batch of full outcomes is available at a dedicated website and more will follow in the near future.

Members of the South African Science Journalists Association (SASJA) and other science journalists in South Africa are asked to participate in the ongoing online discussion at www.blurringlines.org.