Check out this screenshot of the front page of PLoS ONE:
See the banner on the top right? Looks familiar?
There are several rotating ads, so you may have to click around several papers until you get to see it yourself (and while looking around, of course you are allowed to read papers, rate them., etc....)
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If you look over to you right (you may have to refresh your page or click on internal links and thus raise my pageviews to see it) you will see an ad on the right side-bar that takes you to PLoS ONE. The first 50 readers of scienceblogs who click on that ad and complete registration will receive a…
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The page looks great when viewed with FireFox, but it's SERIOUSLY messed up with Safari, at least on our Macs.
There was a problem with the other (Biocompare) ad. It has been removed and fixed as we speak so the page should render fine.