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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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