Liz Allen announced the official PLoS Blogs today:

The launch of this network is a natural extension of the support that PLoS has always offered to bloggers in recognition of the excellent work that they do in bridging the gap between scientific and medical articles and mainstream media headlines.

There are 3 main blogs: PLoS.org, everyONE and Speaking of Medicine.

Moreover, the blogosphere encompasses researchers’ and science journalists’ blogs. Here they are:

Researchers blogging on PLoS Blogs:

• Take As Directed

• Neuroanthropology

• Obesity Panacea

• Gobbledygook

• GenomeBoy

• The Language of Bad Physics

Science journalists’ blogging:

• Speakeasy Science

• NeuroTribes

• The Gleaming Retort

• Body Politic

• Wonderland

Why reading PLoS Blogs? Not only because they are 100% ad-free. Not only because sharing knowledge in an informal fashion that everybody can follow the latest science news. But also because all the content is, like all articles PLoS Journals publish, under the Creative Commons attribution license (CC-by) 3.0.

Enjoy reading!