Guide to successful communications
This website is intended to assist project coordinators and team leaders to generate an effective flow of information and publicity about the objectives and results of their work, the contributions made to European knowledge and scientific excellence, the value of collaboration on a Europe-wide scale, and the benefits to EU citizens in general. The content particularly addresses communications via the ‘mass media' (TV, radio and the written press), the workings of which may be less familiar to scientific/academic partners. It also covers websites and other internally generated support such as print publications, CDs and video.
DG Research - European Commission
Standing up for Science
A guide to the media for early career scientists
Sense about Science - Voice of Young Science
Practical Guides form SciDev.Net
1Reporting science news for television
2Reporting from science conferences
3Planning and writing a science story
4Reporting on controversies in science
5How do I submit a paper to a scientific journal?
6How do I write a press release?
7How do I make a science news story for radio?
And others in http://www.scidev.net/en/practical-guides/
Museum 3.0
What will the museum of the future be like? A network for those interested in the future of cultural institutions such as museums, galleries, science centres and other collecting bodies
European Guide to Science Journalism
Second edition of the European Guide to Science Journalism, issued by the European Commission's Directorate General for Research. The Guide represents a complete picture of science journalism training in Europe.