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I will not be saying anything about PepsiCo thing myself yet. I do have opinions (and decisions that come from them), but I am not revealing anything until I am ready (and it may end up being one of those horribly long posts, who knows).

But in the meantime I can put together this linkfest, so you can have a one-spot-shopping place for all the key posts about the event. I don’t think this is a complete collection, and I could not order them in a chronological order (too much work, so the order is random) but close enough – the key posts/articles are here, and the comment sections are very informative as well on all of the posts.

Jennifer Ouellette

John Rennie
John Rennie

Abel PharmBoy
Abel PharmBoy
Abel PharmBoy

Columbia Journalism Review

The National Association of Science Writers blog

The Guardian
The Guardian

Rebecca Skloot
Rebecca Skloot

David Dobbs
David Dobbs

Janet Stemwedel

Page 3.14
Page 3.14

Skulls in the Stars

Knight Science Journalism Tracker
Knight Science Journalism Tracker
Knight Science Journalism Tracker

Martin Rundquist

Grrrlscientist
Grrrlscientist

Mike Dunford
Mike Dunford

Jason Goldman
Jason Goldman
Jason Goldman

Chris Clarke
Chris Clarke
Chris Clarke

Chris Rowan and Anne Jefferson

Christie Wilcox
Christie Wilcox

Sharon Astyk:
Sharon Astyk

James Hrynyshyn

Mike the Mad Biologist
Mike the Mad Biologist

Josh Rosenau
Josh Rosenau
Josh Rosenau

Greg Laden
Greg Laden
Greg Laden

John Wilkins
John Wilkins

David Colquhoun

Mark Chu-Carroll

DailyKos
DailyKos

Grant Jacobs
Grant Jacobs

Hank Campbell
Hank Campbell
Hank Campbell

Southern Fried Scientist

Forbes.com blog

Scholarly Kitchen

More:

Eric Michael Johnson

Chris Rowan and Anne Jefferson

Jay Rosen and Dave Winer

Michael Welland

Watching the Watchers

Jason Rosenhouse

Jennifer Jacquet

Comments

#1 Alex Wild
July 10, 2010

Wow. Thanks Bora. You must have spent all day link-hunting.
#2 Coturnix
July 10, 2010

No, I was tweeting the links as they happened, so I had links ready, but then I was offline last 24 hours or so and just added a few of the new ones.
#3 Snarkyxanf
July 10, 2010

We all suspect you have magical link-hunting powers anyway though.
#4 skeptifem
July 10, 2010

I blogged it too.

http://skeptifem.blogspot.com/2010/07/many-of-my-posts-here-are-about-things.html

Although it is unlikely anyone gives a crap after seeing so many links. Its worth a shot, I think…
#5 sara
July 10, 2010

I have not followed every link, but most of which I encountered were disproportionate. I am glad to see that Christie Wilcox’s posts are included in this list. She seems to be one of the few ScienceBloggers who behaved and responded (in writing) objectively as I would expect of a scientist :/
#6 Chris Clarke
July 11, 2010

Thanks for the roundup, Bora.
#7 Joseph Hewitt
July 11, 2010

I briefly mentioned it as well:

http://ataraxiatheatre.com/2010/07/09/the-reaction/
#8 Grant
July 11, 2010

I’ve also a “last word” (for me) post out yesterday:

http://sciblogs.co.nz/code-for-life/2010/07/10/scienceblogs-now-less-to-aspire-for/

Not that anything I say would matter much (I’m a bystander in this, so I tried not to muddy the waters), but it’s a different angle: what those who (might have) aspired to join might be thinking.
#9 Liz
July 12, 2010

One more:
http://scienceblogs.com/thepumphandle/2010/07/scienceblogs_screws_up.php

Thanks for collecting these! I had missed some of them.