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By clock on April 3, 2010.

For those of you not subscribed to the PLoS Blog or everyONE blog, here are some of the latest news:

Introducing the PLoS Medicine iPhone application

A new search server is powering the PLoS journal websites

Author Spotlight: Interview with Joseph Sertich and Mark Loewen

PLoS ONE reviewed by leading library journal

Weekly PLoS ONE News and Blog Round-Up

Paleontology Research Articles in PLoS ONE

PLoS ONE Publishes 10,000th Manuscript!

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