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OpenCitations described
OpenCitations is an infrastructure organization for open scholarship dedicated to the publication of open bibliographic and citation data. We at OpenCitations are proud to announce the publication, in the first issue of Quantitative Science Studies, of a canonical paper in … Continue reading
Posted in Bibliographic references, Citations as First-Class Data Entities, Data publication, open access, Open Citation Identifiers, Open Citations, Open scholarship, Open Science, Uncategorized
Tagged Bibliometrics, citation data, COCI, CrossRef, linked data, OCDM, Open Citation Corpus, OpenCitations, QSS, Scientometrics, SCOSS, spar
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Introducing InTRePIDs – In-Text Reference Pointer Identifiers
Rationale Readers of this blog will be familiar with Open Citation Identifiers (OCIs), described in an earlier post and formally defined in [1]. OCIs enable bibliographic citations, treated as first class information entities, to be uniquely identified and referenced, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bibliographic references, Citations as First-Class Data Entities, Open Citation Identifiers, Open Citations
Tagged bibliography, citation, citation data, Citations in Context Corpus, COCI, DOI, InTRePID, InTRePID Resolution Service, linked data, OCI, Open Citation Identifier, OpenCitations, Persistent identifier, PID, references, ``
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‘Likes’ joins the semantic web: cito:likes
A ‘like’ button is a well-known feature in communication software such as social networking services, Internet forums, news websites and blogs that permits a user to indicate that he/she likes, enjoys or supports certain content. Internet services that feature ‘like’ … Continue reading
Posted in Ontologies, Semantic Publishing
Tagged cito, facebook, likes, linked data, semantic web, social media, spar
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Science joins Nature in opening reference citations
Hot on the heels of my announcement on Monday that Nature Publishing Group has agreed to open its articles’ reference lists, I am delighted to announce that Science Magazine, the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s premier global science … Continue reading
Access to Citation Data
The JISC, in response to its invitation to tender, has recently funded Curtis+Cartwright Consulting Ltd, a research and strategy consultancy, to undertake an independent study entitled Access to Citation Data: A Cost-Benefit and Risk Review and Forward Look. Evidence gathering … Continue reading
Nature to open its reference list data
Bibliographic references are the links that knit together independent scholarly endeavours. I am thus delighted to announce that Nature Publishing Group, publisher of Nature, Nature Genetics and many other leading journals, has agreed to open its articles’ reference lists, initially … Continue reading
Why publishers should open their references
Why should the publishers of subscription-access journals, who presently generate income from the sale of access to peer-reviewed full text scholarly articles, be willingly open the reference lists of these articles, and contribute these to the Open Citations Corpus for … Continue reading
JISC Open Citations: Wider Benefits to Sector & Achievements for Host Institution
One of the biggest challenges faced by modern scientists is information overload. The life sciences are probably the area most affected by it, with almost a million new entries being added to PubMed each year. While on-line publishing and bibliographic … Continue reading
Posted in JISC, Open Citations
Tagged citation, communityBenefits, inf11, institutionalBenefits, jisc, jiscexpo, jiscLMS, jiscopencite, linked data, project, projectPlan
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