The State of Science Journalism, In a Teeny-Weeny Screen

Nick Gillespie | 3.5.2005 4:21 PM

C-SPAN has posted a RealPlayer version of the February 26 "State of Science Journalism" panel that Reason magazine cosponsored with the Institute of Humane Studies.

Moderated by moi, the panel features The American Prospect's Chris Mooney, the American Enterprise Institute's Sally Satel, and Reason's own Ronald Bailey.

Watch here.

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kevrob 20 years ago

Nick's McLaughlin Group appearance, with David Boaz of Cato, is now online in transcript form.

http://www.mclaughlin.com/library/moo_transcript.asp?id=92

Bye-bye!

Kevin

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