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Around the Web: Bloggy echo chambers, Hiring committees, Scholarly identity and more

By jdupuis on February 10, 2011.

• Are science blogs stuck in an echo chamber? Chamber? Chamber?
• What's a PhD worth at the finish line? On hiring committees
• 'Academically Adrift'
• Dlib on research data
• E-books and Their Containers: A Bestiary of the Evolving Book
• Managing your scholarly identity
• To Library, or Not to Library
• Knowledge Dissemination: blogging vs peer review
• The journo-programmer
• Publishing an open access book?
• 10 reasons NOT to be on Twitter
• Heads they win, tails we lose: Discovery tools will never deliver on their promise
• Pirates of Perchance
• Science Blogging and Tenure
• On Science Publishing by John Wilbanks

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