LiveScience
LiveScience
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| Science news website |
| Available in | English |
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LiveScience is a science news website that provides comprehensive coverage of scientific discoveries, research, and technological advancements. It is known for its in-depth articles, expert interviews, and engaging multimedia content that make complex scientific topics accessible to a broad audience.
History[edit | edit source]
LiveScience was launched in 2004 by Imaginova, a company that also owned Space.com and other science-related media properties. The website was created to provide the general public with reliable and up-to-date information on a wide range of scientific topics, from astronomy and physics to health and environmental science.
In 2009, LiveScience was acquired by TechMediaNetwork, which later rebranded as Purch Group. In 2018, Purch Group was acquired by Future plc, a global media company that owns a variety of digital and print publications.
Content[edit | edit source]
LiveScience covers a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Astronomy and Space Science
- Biology and Life Sciences
- Health and Medicine
- Earth Science and Environment
- Physics and Chemistry
- Technology and Engineering
The website features news articles, feature stories, opinion pieces, and multimedia content such as videos and infographics. LiveScience is known for its "What If" series, which explores hypothetical scenarios and their scientific implications.
Editorial Approach[edit | edit source]
LiveScience employs a team of experienced science journalists and editors who work closely with scientists and researchers to ensure the accuracy and reliability of their content. The website aims to make science accessible and engaging to a general audience while maintaining high standards of journalistic integrity.
Audience[edit | edit source]
LiveScience targets a diverse audience, including science enthusiasts, students, educators, and professionals in scientific fields. The website's content is designed to appeal to readers with varying levels of scientific knowledge, from beginners to experts.
Impact and Recognition[edit | edit source]
LiveScience has been recognized for its contributions to science communication and education. It has received numerous awards for its journalism and has been cited by major media outlets and academic publications.
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