Collaboration 2.0: Prospects of popular science

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  • Sergio Parra Castillo Xatakaciencia, Barcelona (Spain).

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https://doi.org/10.7203/metode.79.2601

Keywords:

copyright, popular science, amateur, professional, business model

Abstract

Popular science finds itself in a new scenario where a shortage of information has been replaced by abundant and often freely available knowledge sources. Although often produced by amateurs, such information may be of a similar or even better quality than that produced professionally. Consequently, there is greater collaboration between professionals and amateurs, making it more difficult to distinguish between them.

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Sergio Parra Castillo, Xatakaciencia, Barcelona (Spain).

Journalist and science writer. Coordinator of Xatakaciencia, Barcelona (Spain).

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Published

2013-11-29

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Parra Castillo, S. (2013). Collaboration 2.0: Prospects of popular science. Metode Science Studies Journal, (3). https://doi.org/10.7203/metode.79.2601
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