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Index
Title Page Copyright Page Contents Preface 1. To Blog or Not to Blog 2. From Page to Pixel: A Personal History of Science Blogging 3. How to Set Up a Science Blog 4. Using Science Art and Imagery in a Blog 5. Building an Audience for Your Blog 6. Ethical Considerations for Science Bloggers 7. The Deal with Networks 8. Indie Blogging: On Being a “Ronin” 9. Getting Interactive 10. Brevity Is the Soul of Microblogging 11. Science and the Art of Personal Storytelling 12. Using Social Media to Diversify Science 13. I’m Not Going to Tell You How to Be a Woman Science Blogger 14. Blogging as an Early Career Journalist 15. Institutional Blogging 16. Blogging as a Resource for Science Education 17. Communicating Science as a Graduate Student 18. Blogging on the Tenure Track 19. Metrics: Measuring the Success of Your Blog 20. Toot Your Own Horn: Self-Promotion in Social Media 21. Blogging at Scientific Conferences 22. Tackling the Hard Sciences 23. Blogging about Controversial Topics 24. Persuading the Unpersuadable: Deniers, Cynics, and Trolls 25. Who’s Paying? Science Blogging and Money 26. From Science Blog to Book Afterword Acknowledgments Index
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