Amos Kenigsberg

editor, Discover magazine's Web site
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Fellow for Best Practices: Covering Science in Cyberspace

Amos Kenigsberg became editor for Discover magazine’s Web site in 2006, and has focused on redesign and technological upgrades due to launch in early 2007. During his tenure as Web editor, the site has seen a 40 percent increase in unique visitors and a 50 percent increase in page views. He is a member of the National Association of Science Writers. He graduated from Harvard University with an A.B. in chemistry and physics and earned an M.S. in science journalism from the Knight Center for Science & Medical Journalism at Boston University.

July 29, 2010
Scott Rosenberg: Why are news corrections so hard?

July 30, 2010
What skills do you need to succeed in your journalism career?

July 30, 2010
Report: Successful News Startups Need Diverse Revenue Streams, Value Propositions

Scott Rosenberg: Why are news corrections so hard?
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