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13 Sep 2012 | 06:46 EST

Science Journalism Tracker: A virtual water cooler for sciwriters

Posted by Tinker Ready | Categories: Boston science

Knight Science Journalism Program director Phillip J. Hilts

In addition to training writers from across the globe, the Knight Science Journalism program at MIT keeps an eye on what we all produce. The KS Journalism Tracker web site notes that, for the past six years, its writers have “commented on the effectiveness and balance of thousands of news stories.” The program recently lauched a redesiged web site, but the Tracker’s mission remains the same. Today it counts 30,000 hits a month, including many from Spanish-speaking readers interested in posts on Latin Amerian science journalism. The site hopes to offer the same service to Chinese-speaking science writers.  Read more

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