What's shaping the media in 2011?
SCANZ presents a media panel event and a taste of springtime networking...
Hear respected journalists from print, radio, online & television discuss how and why they report on science, what they and their editors are looking for in a science story and what you need to know before you pitch a story or when the media calls.
Where: This event took place at Turnbull House (ground floor) 11 Bowen Street, Sept 28, 2011. Click below to listen to a recording of the event.
Panellists include:
Alison Ballance - Radio New Zealand
Simon Morton - Radio New Zealand
Mike White - North & South
Renee Graham - TVNZ
Rebecca Priestley - New Zealand Listener
Kirsty Johnson - Stuff.co.nz
Kevin Norquay - Fairfax newswire service
Peter Griffin of the Science Media Centre facilitated the panel and discussion time. Audio below...
Hear respected journalists from print, radio, online & television discuss how and why they report on science, what they and their editors are looking for in a science story and what you need to know before you pitch a story or when the media calls.
Where: This event took place at Turnbull House (ground floor) 11 Bowen Street, Sept 28, 2011. Click below to listen to a recording of the event.
Panellists include:
Alison Ballance - Radio New Zealand
Simon Morton - Radio New Zealand
Mike White - North & South
Renee Graham - TVNZ
Rebecca Priestley - New Zealand Listener
Kirsty Johnson - Stuff.co.nz
Kevin Norquay - Fairfax newswire service
Peter Griffin of the Science Media Centre facilitated the panel and discussion time. Audio below...
SCANZ conference 2011 - Listen to the podcasts!
The SCANZ annual conference for science communicators 21 - 22 February was held at the University of Auckland's city campus.
Listen back to audio from the conference
The theme for this year's conference is Listening to the Other Side which means we will hear from people who come across science in the course of their lives and work, including artists, journalists, farmers and business people .
What are their perceptions of science? What experiences have they had interacting with science? What can we learn from it all to improve all of our science communication efforts?
Update yourself on the latest science communication initiatives underway nationwide, network with like-minded sci-comms practitioners and soak up the atmosphere at the Auckland Museum where our annual dinner will be held.
Speakers include: Professor Sir Peter Gluckman, the Prime Minister's Chief Science Advisor, Daniel Keogh, film maker/animator, Arthur Meek, playwright and author of Collapsing Creation, Dr John Watt star of the Ever Wondered TV series and wildlife activist Nic Vallance.
Listen back to audio from the conference
The theme for this year's conference is Listening to the Other Side which means we will hear from people who come across science in the course of their lives and work, including artists, journalists, farmers and business people .
What are their perceptions of science? What experiences have they had interacting with science? What can we learn from it all to improve all of our science communication efforts?
Update yourself on the latest science communication initiatives underway nationwide, network with like-minded sci-comms practitioners and soak up the atmosphere at the Auckland Museum where our annual dinner will be held.
Speakers include: Professor Sir Peter Gluckman, the Prime Minister's Chief Science Advisor, Daniel Keogh, film maker/animator, Arthur Meek, playwright and author of Collapsing Creation, Dr John Watt star of the Ever Wondered TV series and wildlife activist Nic Vallance.
