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A post about my science communication survey of journalists and bloggers has been posted to Scientific American blogs today: 

http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/2014/03/12/understanding-why-science-research-is-translated-into-news-a-survey-for-journalists-bloggers-part-ii/ 

If you are a journalist, blogger, freelance writer, magazine writer, TV producer, radio announcer, podcast producer, or anything in between, I’m asking you to participate in this online survey. By participating in this survey, which only takes 15 minutes to complete, journalists, bloggers and other communicators can help me understand when and why science makes its way from research publication to news story.

To participate, simply copy and paste the following URL into a new browser window:

https://lsucommunications.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_czOl353cN333tQN

Thank you for your participation! Please spread the word about this survey, link to it on Facebook and Twitter, and send it to your journalism colleagues.

- Paige Brown ([log in to unmask]; @FromTheLabBench on Twitter)


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Paige Brown
Graduate Assistant, Manship School of Mass Communication
Louisiana State University 

Community Manager, SciLogs.com
Nature Network | Nature Publishing Group Blogger, From The Lab Bench Blog.
Science Journalist and Photographer, http://paigesphotos.photoshelter.com/.

PhD Student, Manship School of Mass Communication, Louisiana State University
M.S. Biological & Agricultural Engineering, Louisiana State University

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