#Publishing

Ben Adida

benadida

1/ a little story. When I was 18yo, summer 1995, I had the immense luck of working as an intern at Hearst Publishing in NYC. I was a rising sophomore,

Giancarlo Fiorella

gianfiorella

RTing this again from yesterday because it's very important:Crowdsourcing identification efforts go wrong. When they do, they have devastating impacts on the innocent people caught up in them.https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/the-curr

Valerie Bondura

ValerieBondura

this is anti-Indigenous and has no place in archaeology."Repatriation ideology...regards Native Americans as victims"1) Repatriation regards Indigenous people as human beings w/ sovereignty over their own relations & history2)

Ajay Sethi

insaneajay

My tryst with writing long form content is a old one. It started with writing for the official blog of Cars24 & continued with PayU. I have been meaning to

Matthew Dow Smith

matthewdowsmith

Finished lunch super early and I've got some things on my mind, so I'm going to do a little thread that I'm calling "The Working Comic Book Creator's Lament". Because

Bruna

hessaeverhappy

All of After series sex scenes ordered by book, chapter and with a small description: AFTER25- The stream33- Tessa gives Hardin oral48- Hardin gives Tessa oral53- They give oral to

Brogan Holcombe

Brogan_Holcombe

This week’s #SundayScientistShoutout is Eugenie Clark (1922-2015)!Clark is an American ichthyologist who worked with fish (order Tetraodontiforme) and shark behavior - container her the title of “The Shark Lady”(1/n)#DiversityinSTEM#W

Simon Joslin

simonjoslin

Ok this has finally happened. https://twitter.com/simonjoslin/status/1295598162900443136I meant to write this up ages ago. I’m probably wrong on heaps of it. I’m not in media, not a journo. Just my opinions

Becki / ベッキー / 이백희/ 李蓓琦

cuppalang

*internal screaming*Do NOT write out vocabulary 100s of times EVEN IF you read it aloud.It doesn’t work.(Also anything you read published as popular science in Japan read with a pinch

Stefan Simanowitz

StefSimanowitz

1/. I’m no scientist so please correct me, but it seems one of the key early errors of the govt’s #COVID19 strategy was the failure to do epidemiological modelling for

Jim Dickinson

jim_dickinson

Wow. DfE orders root and branch review of NSS - and not of the character that OfS was going to run pre-pandemic... Says NSS has exerted a “downwards pressure” on

Nii @ flipped eye

nii_flippedeye

In the light of this Telegraph piece accusing the Arts Council of 'virtue signalling' (which I saw via @tobikyere) I feel it's apt to share how toxic an environment the

Alejandro Montenegro

aemonten

Why do people appeal a decision? Two main reasons, I'd argue. (1/7) 1) Researchers are evaluated by where they publish, so they do what they can to get in the

Jonathan Grey

ProfJGrey

But the devil is in the detail @AliDriverUK. If one reads the next line 'However, the degree of repeated movements and the overall proportion of fish moving varied between beaver-dammed

Emil Dimanchev

EmilDimanchev

As clean industry grows, good information about it becomes more valuable & put behind paywalls. As a CO2 market analyst working behind a paywall for 5 years & having gone

Andy Westwood

AndyWWestwood

In a genuine attempt to be helpful (no really), I’m going to post a series of reports and publications that might be helpful when @educationgovuk and @GavinWilliamson start to really

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