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Just found the @okfn science working group, aims to promote open knowledge in all its forms: http://wiki.okfn.org/wg... [thanks @jwyg] #opendata

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Big fan of OKFN... - Graham Steel

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Show The Data [NGS Registry] - http://www.showthedata.com/

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RT @BoraZ: The Open Laboratory 2009 - one of the very last calls for submission! http://scienceblogs.com/clock... [getting my submissions in now!]

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@eagledawg @shamsha Good point. Defn credible as believable. In early 2000s, I recall perceiving CNN and WebMD as credible sources of info.

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@shamsha @eagledawg What about non-scientific sources? In the early 2000s, which websites were credible? What made them credible?

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@eagledawg @shamsha Trying to contrast credible sources today-many of which are blogs-with Web in early 2k (before blogs were so prominent).

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@shamsha Already reviewed it, very useful. Now I'm trying to come up with examples of credible websites before blogs & personal publishing.

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@eagledawg @shamsha Perhaps my question should be, what types of websites were credible? News (CNN etc), health (WebMD), science (NLM).

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@eagledawg @shamsha Large organization websites conveyed a sense of credibility in the early 2000s. That's changed today.

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Contemplating credible sources of information. In the early 2000s, which websites were credible and why?

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Science vs Reason - http://adam.blog.heroku.com/past... (via http://friendfeed.com/the-lif...)

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@kbradnam Good to know ... started following @7T1 for science/mac/geeky stuff.

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@nosugrefneb It could be worse - you could be forced to use a PC.

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@modernscientist Re: blogging about science at NPR's Sci Fri website. Congrats! Very cool!

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President Obama: Prioritize Science and Health in 2011 http://www.highlighthealth.com/health-...

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RT @HighlightHEALTH: President Obama: Prioritize Science and Health in 2011 [Highlight HEALTH] http://www.highlighthealth.com/health-...

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Science Spotlight – November 24th, 2009 [NGS] http://www.nextgenerationscience.com/science...

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President Obama: Prioritize Science and Health in 2011 [Highlight HEALTH] http://www.highlighthealth.com/health-...

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Science Spotlight - November 24th, 2009 [NGS] - http://www.nextgenerationscience.com/science...

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President Obama: Prioritize Science and Health in 2011 [Highlight HEALTH] - http://www.highlighthealth.com/health-...

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President Obama: Prioritize Science and Health in 2011 [Highlight HEALTH] http://www.highlighthealth.com/health-...

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Medical Assistant Schools [Highlight HEALTH Web Directory] - http://www.medicalassistants.net/

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Promoting Open Source Science http://www.walterjessen.com/promoti...

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Nicely put: "Open Source Science is a collaborative and transparent approach to science. To me, it means four things: 1. Open Source: the use of open and freely accessible software tools for scientific research and collaboration. 2. Open Notebook: transparency in experimental design and data management. 3. Open Data: public accessibility of scientific data, which allows for distribution, reuse and derived works. 4. Open Access: public access to scholarly literature." - Mickey Schafer

Medical Journal Conflict of Interest Disclosure and Other Issues [Highlight HEALTH] - http://www.highlighthealth.com/health-...

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New conflict of interest disclosure standard for medical journals and an interview with Richard Smith, formerly of BMJ http://www.highlighthealth.com/health-...

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Medical Journal Conflict of Interest Disclosure and Other Issues [Highlight HEALTH] http://www.highlighthealth.com/health-...

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