Journalism wrap-up from ScienceOnline2010

The complete list of blog/media coverage of ScienceOnline2010 is becoming huge (and also swiftly falling down and off the page), but I wanted to put up on top just a choice of blog posts that completely or partially cover the 'journalism and media track' of session at the meeting, as I found them very insightful. I know, there were many other topics at the meeting, and blog posts covering them, but I feel the discussion of science in the media and journalism was the leitmotif of this year's meeting and it brought about some of the liveliest sessions and most interesting posts (not just for participants, but for a much broader audience interested in science or science journalism or even journalism in general).

Prior to the meeting, I collected a lot of pertinent links in this introductory post, still worth, I think, bookmarking and checking out. A couple of other posts that appeared just before the conference are also included in the linkfest below, for completeness.

Just prior to the conference:

Who are the science journalists?
Rebooting science journalism -mixed-metaphor notes on the upcoming yakfest
And itsz gota b whizbang Pllllllls
8 Lessons Journalists Can Learn From Scientists
God, Satan and balance in science journalism

During and after the conference:

Science Online 2010: The emotion session
Searching for the money in science writing
Rebooting science journalisTS
#scio10 day two: In which the discussion turns to duck genitalia within the second session
An exercise in fact-checking
Science Online 2010: Rebooting Science Journalism in the Age of the Web
a bevy of bloggers (#scio10)
'Garbage Girl' talks Spot.us and media's future
A ScienceOnline 2010 session mash-up review: Fact checking and trust
Open Lab 2009
Highlights from ScienceOnline2010 - Rebooting Science Journalism
A New Voice at ScienceOnline 2010
What I learned from ScienceOnline2010
Publicity matters to scientists, too
Rebooting science journalism - thoughts from Timmer
Oransky: Medical study embargoes serve whom?
Hints on how (science) journalism may be working these days....
Reinventing how we communicate science
#scio10 aftermath: some thoughts on 'Rebooting Science Journalism in the Age of the Web'
#scio10 aftermath: some thoughts on 'Talking Trash: Online Outreach from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch'
The mojo of open journalism, plus that itchy beta thing
Rebooting science journalism - on blurring boundaries, money, audiences and duck sex
The Back-Channel of Science
The Dark Side of Science Journalism?
Making it real: People and Books and Web and Science at ScienceOnline2010

I have also put together a blogroll of everyone who attended the conference - if your blog is not on the list and should be (or vice-versa - it is here but you were not), please let me know.

And finally, I also lifted some quotes from various blog posts that say nice things about the conference ;-)