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Nature: PLoS a threatening success
Coturnix alerts me to the fact that I'm late for a party yet again (as usual). Apparently, Nature is feeling the PLoS competition breathing down its neck. This can be seen in a Nature news article entitled "...[more]
PLoS   PLoS One   Nature   science publishing   open access   science politics   peer-review   butler   
Posted on Friday 04 July 2008 - 08:12:32

PLoS ONE academic editor
Acting on my support of the open-access movement, I have today accepted an invitation to join the editorial board of PLoS ONE, the new publishing platform for all scientific primary literature. PLoS plans to maintain an ...[more]
PLoS   PLoS One   academic editor   science publishing   
Posted on Monday 20 November 2006 - 10:27:47

PLoS One a success
I just learned from the PLoS One mailing list that the new open-access platform PLoS One seems to be a huge success with researchers. Over 300 published articles and over 1000 submitted manuscripts only in the first 5 mo...[more]
PLoS   PLoS One   open access   science publishing   
Posted on Thursday 03 May 2007 - 08:23:12

PLoS ONE: A revolution for scientific publishing?
Very soon, the Public Library of Science (PLoS) will launch PLoS ONE, which may be considered a revolution in science publishing. Until recently, scientific primary literature ("papers") were published in one of approx. ...[more]
PLoS   PLoS One   science publishing   
Posted on Friday 17 November 2006 - 08:27:18

Coturnix @ PLoS One
As regular ScienceBlog readers know, Coturnix is now employed by PLoS One as their Online Community Manager. He is already a prominent blogger on ScienceBlogs and now his reputation got a further boost by a thread over a...[more]
PLoS   PLoS One   ScienceBlogs   Coturnix   science politics   science publishing   open access   
Posted on Sunday 08 July 2007 - 07:24:22

WissKomm Interview online
The German organization for the communication of science, WissKomm, has now published the interview they conducted here in my lab a few weeks ago. It's about PLoS One and SciVee and how videos accompanying open access pa...[more]
PLoS   WissKomm   SciVee   open access   interview   media   
Posted on Friday 21 December 2007 - 07:39:47

WissKomm interview embedded
I totally forgot to embed the Wisskomm interview the other day. Here it is:


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PLoS   WissKomm   SciVee   open access   interview   media   
Posted on Monday 31 December 2007 - 10:06:14

PLoS ONE is online
Finally, yesterday the long-awaited new online science publishing experiment PLoS ONE has gone online. Head on over there, check the new articles out, register and participate! This revolutionary online project will stan...[more]
PLoS One   PLoS   science publishing   
Posted on Thursday 21 December 2006 - 04:29:08

PLoS One largest journal in the world 2010?
Managing Editor of PLoS One, Peter Binfield, recently published a paper entitled "PLoS One: background, future development, and article-level metrics"in which he outlines some of the recent upgrades at PLoS One and futur...[more]
PLoS One   citation statistics   science publishing   PLoS   binfield   
Posted on Friday 26 June 2009 - 09:13:42

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