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The Third Way for Space Journalism
Note, this text was originally posted as a comment on Rob Coppinger’s Hyperbola blog at flight international. I hope there was more expansion in the “third way” for space journalism, at the moment it’s more like the big professional publications … Continue reading
Posted in Demotivation, ESA, industry, Journalism, NASA, Navelgazing, Uncategorized
Tagged EADS, flight international, Galileo, Journalism, space journalism, Surrey
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