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Television Producer and Scientist

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In this article the head of the science and features department of the BBC argues that science needs television. Ignorance of the medium is an important cause of the present antagonism of some scientists towards television coverage of their work.

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REID, R. Television Producer and Scientist. Nature 223, 455–458 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1038/223455a0

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