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Explicación de licencias de imágenes: consideraciones para enviar contenido multimedia a EurekAlert!
Actualización del 20 de enero de 2022: actualizamos las pautas descritas en esta publicación para reflejar los cambios en el proceso de envío de contenido multimedia en la plataforma EurekAlert! rediseñada, que se lanzó en julio de 2021. Haga clic aquí para obtener la información más actualizada sobre este tema.
En la comunicación científica, al igual que en otras formas de comunicación, las imágenes a menudo ayudan a contar una historia de formas en que solo el texto no puede.…
Image Licenses Explained: Considerations for Submitting Multimedia to EurekAlert!
Jan. 20, 2022 Update: We’ve updated the guidelines described in this post to reflect changes to the multimedia submission process on the re-imagined EurekAlert! platform, launched in July 2021. Click here to get the most up-to-date information on this topic.
In science communication, as in other forms of communicating, images often help tell a story in ways that text alone cannot.…
“The 90-Day Rule”: Considerations behind EurekAlert!’s Timeliness Guideline
As a nonprofit science news service and consortium of research institutions, EurekAlert! has always striven to facilitate dissemination of the latest scientific breakthroughs to reporters and the public. Since our launch in 1996, scientific publishing and science communication have adapted to the introduction of open access, advanced or early online publication, and other practices where papers become available online before print.…
China’s Scientific Community Works to Improve Science Communications
Lin Zheng, a leading Chinese communications professional, traveled earlier this spring from Beijing to Wuhan, an ancient city with a growing scientific presence, to address a group of media officers eager to improve their science communication skills.
Over the last decade, Lin has coached scientists and engineers from China and other nations about how to most effectively promote scientific discoveries and gain the attention of other scientists, scientific institutions and, most importantly, the public.…