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May 2008 - Evaluating communication strategies

 

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April 2008 - Getting your science in the news

March 2008 - Using the web

February 2008 - Evaluating your communication

January 2008 - Writing a book

Nov-December 2007 - Communicating science in the social context

October 2007 - Being found on the web

September 2007 - Maintaining the Momentum

August 2007 - Networking for knowledge

July 2007 - Face-to-face communication

June 2007 - Researching and teaching science communication

May 2007 - Doing what you love

April 2007 - Highlights of the World Conference of Science Journalists

March 2007 - Keeping it in-house

February 2007 - Making conferences work for you

January 2007 - Managing your time

December 2006 - Highlights of 2006

November 2006 - Passionate people

October 2006 - And now for the bad news

September 2006 - Reducing our carbon emissions

August 2006 - Reporting back

June 2006 - Short and sweet

May 2006 - Events and the media

April 2006 - So, you want a brochure

March 2006 - Communicating with politicians

February 2006 - Spin or spun out?

January 2006 - Celebratory events

December 2005 - Season's greetings

November 2005 - Bridging the gap

October 2005 - Communicating electronically

September 2005 - What are people talking about?

August 2005 - Point of view

July 2005 - Clear writing

May 2005 - Presenting science

April 2005 - Visual Communication

March 2005 - It's all in the timing

February 2005 - To give or not to give

December 2004 - Get it right internally

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Greg Clough, Communication Specialist, Center for International Forestry Research, Indonesia, 1 October 2007:

“I like this monthly e-newsletter. I trust it. It communicates. That’s because the authors do the hard work for the reader. When it arrives, the reader knows it will need only 3-4 minutes to read. And for that small investment there’s nearly always a dividend. The authors make it attractive and easy to navigate. The sentences are short. This makes the ideas less complicated. This means it communicates. And when the message is always positive, it quickly builds the reader’s trust.  You can’t say that about most e-newsletters.” 

Janelle Hatherly, Manager Public Programs, Botanic Gardens Trust, Sydney, 2 August 2007:

"I enjoy their [Econnect's] brief but salient points and like a good sermon the points they make seem to just ‘hit the mark’ with me."

Going Green Eco-Solutions CC, South Africa, 2 February 2007:

"Just a little notey from sunny South Africa to thank you for your excellent newsletter - especially the aspects about time management. We are Eunete and Simon, two Physics graduates who are planning an Eco-Centre here in the Nelson Mandela Bay (on the Southern tip of Africa) where people can come to learn more about all sorts of green ideas, services and products in a beautiful outdoor setting...Your newsletter was particularly apt for us at this stage since we are currently very busy working on funding proposals...You're doing a great job!"

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“Thanks for the newsletter - I always read it (well, always skim it at least!) but especially enjoyed this month. I think that the tips you provided are things many of us know deep down, but often forget - or perhaps are a little too willing to sacrifice to satisfy our clients/scientists. Thanks for the reminder!”

“In a word, fantastic. This edition was great and the new format works well…Great stuff. Keep it up!”

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