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In the Belly of the Beeb

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Science journalists are hacks, right? Only after the most number of hits for every story, right? I spent this summer working for BBC Science and Environment News Online and the BBC Radio Science Unit. Come listen to me talk about what happened, and why I decided not to swap fossils for a fedora.

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