09:30 - 13:30 (followed by sandwich lunch) Friday November 29, 2024
Venue: Dana Research Centre and Library, 165 Queen's Gate, South Kensington, London SW7 5HD
Journalism can do a lot of things. It can probe, it can explore, it can expose. But sometimes, especially in science journalism, the most important thing it can do is explain. A good analysis article puts the news in context. It helps readers not merely gain knowledge, but understand too - and gives them the tools to see the roots of a story, and where it is going. Analysis lies somewhere between a news article and a comment article, and if you get it right it can be more valuable than both. This workshop will explore how to make that happen.
Workshop leader: Tom Whipple, Science Editor, The Times (pictured right)
Key information:
- This is an in person event - there is no facility to attend online and there will be no recording of the workshop
- Cancellation prior to Friday November 15 will enable us to fully refund you, after this date catering will have been booked and no refund will be possible.
Places are limited so book early to avoid dissapointment!
Why not join the ABSW to receive a discounted ticket price?