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Flipboard: PLoS BLOGs on the iPad

The iPad owners among the PLoS BLOGs readers can use the free Flipboard application to read all the great content that is written by my fellow ploggers PLoGsters (as suggested by David Kroll). In Flipboard simply create a new section and then add content to it by following the @plosblogs Twitter account.

PLoS Blogs on Flipboard

There are of course many other ways Flipboard can be used to follow science blogs, e.g. by following the @researchblogs Twitter account. More info can be found in this blog posts I wrote last month.

Copyright © 2010 Martin Fenner. Distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.

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