It was difficult not to notice this week that there was quite a lot of media attention focused on an exciting new…

Yesterday, a remarkably complete, 47-million-year-old fossil of an early primate, named Darwinius masillae, was unveiled to an audience in New York City…

We’ve summarised below some of the latest PLoS ONE articles that have caught the interest of the media and the blogosphere in…

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Here is your digest of the week’s media and blog coverage of some of the papers published in PLoS ONE. In an…

Since the original launch of PLoS ONE in 2006, through the end of 2008, the journal has benefited from the comments and…

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A plethora of PLoS ONE articles have been covered by the media and by bloggers this week—some published recently, others were published…

As you may remember, last summer we released the data on ratings, notes, comments and trackbacks on PLoS ONE to the community…

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Here are some of the latest PLoS ONE articles to catch the attention of the media and the blogosphere. The powerful Habsburg…