This report examines the media debates around animal- human admixed embryos as a struggle for favourable coverage between different groups of news sources. The newspaper reporting of hybrid embryos offers insight into an often bitterly fought war of words between two broad interest groups: a large and powerful coalition of scientists, funding bodies, charities and pro-hybrid politicians on the one hand; and on the other, a less cohesive group of religious figures (principally Catholics), ethicists, campaigners, and anti-hybrid embryo politicians. This study also offers insights into the quiet tactical work of media management that usually underpins such struggles
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The media representation of biotechnology has received widespread attention during the last decade. ...
The use of human embryos is a key controversy in public debates on stem cell research (SCR), yet lit...
This report examines the media debates around animal- human admixed embryos as a struggle for favour...
An examination is undertaken of the way in which embryo research and associated techniques or assist...
Over the last 20 years science news has been written by dwindling numbers of reporters, with higher ...
The development of therapeutic cloning research sparked a scientific controversy pitting patients’ h...
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In January 2004, the 'maverick cloner', Dr Panos Zavos called a press conference in London to announ...
Controversies about biotechnologies often centre not so much on present scientific facts as on specu...
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This paper presents the results of empirical research that analyzed UK news media coverage of clonin...
In Italy, the popular referendum on assisted reproduction (12nd-13rd June 2005) marked the end of th...
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In 2008, there was significant interest in the creation of animal-human ‘cybrid’ embryos for human e...
AbstractThis article reports a historical study of factors influencing the achievement of clinical p...
The media representation of biotechnology has received widespread attention during the last decade. ...
The use of human embryos is a key controversy in public debates on stem cell research (SCR), yet lit...
This report examines the media debates around animal- human admixed embryos as a struggle for favour...
An examination is undertaken of the way in which embryo research and associated techniques or assist...
Over the last 20 years science news has been written by dwindling numbers of reporters, with higher ...
The development of therapeutic cloning research sparked a scientific controversy pitting patients’ h...
How is the embryo defined, envisaged, imagined? Who speaks on its behalf, and how? Based on a study ...
In January 2004, the 'maverick cloner', Dr Panos Zavos called a press conference in London to announ...
Controversies about biotechnologies often centre not so much on present scientific facts as on specu...
SummaryMediawatch: The British press is making its varied positions clear on human embryo research a...
This paper presents the results of empirical research that analyzed UK news media coverage of clonin...
In Italy, the popular referendum on assisted reproduction (12nd-13rd June 2005) marked the end of th...
This article compares how the British and Greek national press debated the phenomenon of low fertili...
In 2008, there was significant interest in the creation of animal-human ‘cybrid’ embryos for human e...
AbstractThis article reports a historical study of factors influencing the achievement of clinical p...
The media representation of biotechnology has received widespread attention during the last decade. ...
The use of human embryos is a key controversy in public debates on stem cell research (SCR), yet lit...