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• The Rise of Pseudo-Academic Journals - Gina Kolata, New York Times
• Open Access Is Changing Nature's Nature - Babbage, The Economist
• Misconduct Should Include 'Lies of Omission' - Daniele Fanelli, Nature
• Group Invents Journal to Publish Bigfoot Paper - John Timmer, Ars Tech.
• How to Make Scientific Journals Disappear - Richard Price, TechCrunch
• Maybe John Ioannidis Is Wrong - MIT Technology Review
• Examining Amusing Titles in Scientific Research - Rolf Zwaan, Rolf Zwaan
• Hiding Research Behind Paywalls Is Immoral - Mike Taylor, Guardian
• The Science of Science - Ross Pomeroy
• Cover-Ups Erode Faith in Science - Ivan Oransky, Cosmos Magazine
• Why Open Access Saves Lives - P. Suber & D. Cuplinskas, Chron of Higher Ed
• Big Pharma Buys Influence in Science Journals - Peter Whoriskey, WaPo
• Science Publication Becoming 50 Shades of Grey - Douglas Fields, HuffPo
• Psychology Journal Has a Science Problem - Andrew Wilson, NFTSP
• Solving the Problem of Irreproducible Results - Elizabeth Iorns
• Is It Fair to Judge Research by Its Authors? - Ilana Yurkiewicz, SciAm
• Journal Accepts Randomly Generated Math Paper - Paul Taylor, LRB Blog
• Public Must Learn to Read Science Papers - Noah Gray, Wired
• Initial Rejection May Lead to Higher Impact Paper - Science Codex
• Misconduct Main Cause for Life Science Retractions - Zoe Corbyn, Nature
• Science Journals Often Contain 'Spin' - EurekAlert!
• Fixing Science's Problem of 'Unreal' Results - Carl Zimmer, Slate
• Ranking the Scientific Journals - Alex B. Berezow
• Radical Shake-Up in Store for Academic Journals - The Economist
• Theft of Ideas Hinders Scientific Progress - Frederick Southwick, Scientist
• Determining Truth in Controversial Statements - Alan Henry, Lifehacker
• I 'Wrote' 700 Papers. I Read a Few of Them - Tommaso Dorigo, Science 2.0
• Open Access Might Hurt Poor Researchers - Bynner & Goldstein, Guardian
• Why Science Can't Make Cookies Like Mama Did - Irwin Gelman, Scientist
• Read Science Press Releases or the Papers? - Hank Campbell, Science 2.0
• Chinese Science Publishers Promise Honesty - David Cyranoski, Nature
• Taxpayer-Funded Science Should Be Free for All - The Economist
• Retraction Rise Prompts Calls for Reform - Carl Zimmer, New York Times
• A New Record for Most Paper Retractions? - Dennis Normile, Science
• Mark Up a Win for the Boycotting Scientists? - David Hill, Singularity Hub
• Scientists in Open Revolt Against Academic Publishers - The Economist
• Business Journal Editors Coerce Citations - Dan Vergano, USA Today
• Scientists Boycott Major Journal Publisher - Josh Fischman, CH Education
• Punishments for Medical Ghostwriting - Josh Fischman, Chron. Higher Ed.
• JoVE: Online Science Journal Inspired by YouTube - CTV News
• Slowly Moving Science Toward Open Access - Thomas Lin, NY Times
• The Perils of 'Bite-Size' Science - Association for Psychological Science
• Doh! Top 5 Journal Retractions of 2011 - Christopher Wanjek, Live Science
• Importance of Self-Criticism in Science - Michael Brown, The Conversation
• Ghostwriting Medical Research Is Fraud - Stern & Lemmens, The Scientist
• Anti-BPA Activists Use Spin, Not Science - Trevor Butterworth, Forbes
• Science Journal Rankings Questioned - Declan Butler, Nature News
• Publish-or-Perish Attitude Corrupts Science - David Colquhoun , Guardian
• A Case of Scientific Misconduct at Duke University - The Economist
• Accused Harvard Scientist Should Be Vindicated - Pierre Pica