Blogs by Sarah Boxer, in New York Review of Books.
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The New York Review of Books has a new article up about blogging, and although much of what Sarah Boxer says is familiar it seems that science blogs have a different sort of existence on the web than what's described in the piece. I'll keep my grumbling that the recently published Open Laboratory…
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I explained in more detail at Laelaps, but I think Sarah is right in describing the majority, you at ScienceBlogs are different, and that is why readers like me are here.
Did they seriously publish a discussion of blogs on the web without a single external link? Yes, yes they did. Way to be forward-thinking...