Archive for July 2013
Science does the right thing, moving up monogamy paper embargo
It’s a seemingly small thing, but when journals move their embargoes so that coverage of issues can be more comprehensive, I like to encourage them.
An email from Science yesterday morning: Read the rest of this entry »
New Scientist accidentally breaks embargo on peacock mating paper
New Scientist broke the embargo on a Journal of Experimental Biology (JEB) paper yesterday, apparently because staffers confused time zones.
Kathryn Knight, the JEB’s news and views editor, began looking into the break once Embargo Watch flagged it. Early this morning, she wrote me: Read the rest of this entry »
PNAS lifts sea rise paper embargo early after break
The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) has lifted the embargo early on a paper examining the role of global warming in rising sea levels after coverage before the scheduled 3 p.m. Eastern embargo today.
From a PNAS email at 9:49 Eastern this morning: Read the rest of this entry »
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