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Rolling Stone magazine for Science
Adam Bly, 26 years old and founder of Seed Media, a rapidly growing science media and communications company, talks about why the time is right for publications on science and how his approach caught the science publishing industry unaware.
Compared to Rolling Stone in the early years “when music was less a subject than a lens for viewing culture,” Seed magazine received the 2006 Independent Press Award for Best Science and Technology Coverage.
Headquartered in New York, Seed Media has bureaux in Shanghai, London and Washington.
Aiming for both consumer and professional audiences online and in print, Adam describes how his a passion for science and advocacy of science literacy allowed him to build the company.
This is the first of many video postings from the World Economic Forum’s Summer Davos in Dalian.
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Marvelous interview. Congratulations to Seed and Thomas Crampton for speaking of a 21st century science renaissance. At Earth & Sky, we also speak of a coming science renaissance. Science is only one of the many valid ways of looking at the world. But the tools of science are critical to 21st century human sustainability!
All the best to you both,
Deborah Byrd
EarthSky Communications, Inc.
“A Clear Voice for Science”