Big change in publishing recently has been appetite for original arguments from academics.
Carl Heneghan’s diary in last week’s Spectator was our most-read article: on his work as a GP, lockdown and Twitter trolls
spectator.co.uk/article/the-hi…
Carl Heneghan’s diary in last week’s Spectator was our most-read article: on his work as a GP, lockdown and Twitter trolls
spectator.co.uk/article/the-hi…
Our most-read article yesterday was an in-depth, data-rich analysis by Prof Simon Wood - looking at statistical assumptions and lockdown modelling spectator.co.uk/article/covid-…
We have another one coming on Saturday by Prof Philip Thomas, and I suspect it will be our most-read piece that day too. All told, the digital era has given a chance to get stuck into data-based articles in a way that’s impractical with print.
And The Spectator’s award-nominated data hub allows everyone to interrogate the figures - all relevant ones - and reach their own conclusions. Data.spectator.Co.Uk
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