May 20, 2016 CeDEM 2016 Krems

Reporting Science in a Digital WorldAre Codes of Conduct Missing Something?Yvonne Bräutigam

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Agenda

✤ About me

✤ Introduction/Codes of Conduct

✤ Case Study/Method

✤ Conclusion

✤ Science Communicator, Online Enthusiast✤ PhD Student „on the side“ - besides full-time job

✤ Media Change

✤ Complexity of Science, Time Pressure

✤ Codes of Conduct

✤ How do these CoCs mirror the demands of science journalists during growing digitalisation and media change?

✤ In which manner are they tailored to particular needs of science reporting?

✤ Case Study/Comparative Analysis, Qualitative Content Analysis

✤ Conclusion

Picture Credits

memegenerator (slide 2)Ryan McGuire/Gratisography (slide 5,7)

Gordon Joly/Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0) (Thomson Reuters billboard slide 8)Juliana Rotich/Flickr (CC BY 2.0) (BBC booth slide 8)

SplitShire, by Daniel Nanescu (slide 4,7)pixabay (Slide 6,7)

Stew Dean/Flickr (CC BY 2.0) (Banksy ballon girl slide 10)Infograph made with easel.ly (slide 9)

Public Domain (slide 3,7)Creative Commons (CC BY 4.0) (Heart above)