"Schekman said pressure to publish in "luxury" journals
   encouraged researchers to cut corners and pursue trendy fields
   of science instead of doing more important work. The problem was
   exacerbated, he said, by editors who were not active scientists
   but professionals who favoured studies that were likely to make
   a splash."

   YES! Of course, he waited 'til he won to reject the same
   journals that helped him win by getting the word out there, but
   hey, gotta play to win. In a way, he's kind of like an immigrant
   that says, "OK, TIME TO CLOSE IMMIGRATION" once he's in.

   BUT EVEN STILL: he's right. And I'm glad he said it. Will
   something come of it? Who knows. But I hope it does. Getting a
   couple of scientists on their review panels would be nice.