More than a blog
EMBO ReportsPublished 14 October 2011Open access
Howard Wolinsky
Citations10
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score2.76
SNIP1.24
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This document explains how blogging is circumventing traditional communication channels and levelling the playing field of science communication with scientists, journalists and interested laypeople.
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Blogging is circumventing traditional communication channels and levelling the playing field of science communication. It helps scientists, journalists and interested laypeople to make their voices heard.
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