Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. At least two well-respected science journalists and a handful of scientists have canceled their blogs at the popular and ...

In regards to the recent PepsiCo blog situation (you know the one I mean), I wasn't going to say much. First, because Chad did a good job at expressing my views (without me even telling him ). Second, ...

ScienceBlogs, the blog network run by privately held Seed Media, which also publishes the eponymous magazine, is one of the best places to find good science writing on the Web. It's always fun to read ...

Let me first say that Highly Allochthonous and Green Gabbro will always be in my aggregator whether they're on Scienceblogs or not...they are fellow geoblogspherons. And there are a few other blogs on ...

Late last month, the influential ScienceBlogs network quietly made an announcement: it would be "helping to spark the next generation of research communications" by introducing five new blogs. They ...

Corporations sponsor blog posts all the time. It’s a reality of the world of online journalism–corporations can provide the big bucks necessary to keep the figurative lights on. Why, then, is the ...

Ivan Oransky doesn’t have confirmation, but says he’s “confident” in reporting that National Geographic has bought Scienceblogs from SEED magazine. PZ Myers wrote earlier today: Scienceblogs is going ...

I was going to post a set of links for the weblogs from ScienceBlogs who have left for new digs, but Skull in the Stars is tracking it. Probably best to check in this weekend if you're really curious, ...

In Sunday's NYT Magazine Virginia Heffernan dinged the twenty-odd science bloggers to leave ScienceBlogs over the drama now called PepsiGate. Money quote: Clearly I’ve been out of some loop for too ...