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By clock on November 4, 2009.

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The future of news is entrepreneurial

Tribune Co. papers rewiring for experimental week without AP

Politicians Use Social Media to Bypass the Press Corps

The first great mammoth

Welcome to ScienceOnline2010

Worth Watching - three great eco movies for the weekend.

The End of Impact Factors as a Measure of Research Quality

Genes as weather vanes for disease

Good news - Dan Delong will be back in the classroom today

GOP Rep.: Health Reform Scarier Than Terrorists

And the Healthcare Reform Disaster Continues...

NIH seeds scientific networking projects with $27M

DonorsChoose 2009 Social Media Challenge: How we did

Research subjects should have access to their own data

The Obamas' Marriage and Questioning the mom in chief

Jacques Cousteau: The Sea King (for a Time)

Retrospective News: An Example - The Garbage Patch Story

Pay walls never may come at some papers

One in five mammal species on extinction 'red list'

This is sick: Doctor: I built myself a wife

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