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Impact depends on content, not interactions

In this paper, we present an approach for assessing the impact of a paper based on its full-text (Section 2). In this context, we use the term impact to refer to the research contribution to the discipline, which we believe is independent of the number of interactions in a scholarly communication network, but depends primarily on the content of the manuscript itself.

Saved 19 September 2014 / blog.mendeley.com ↗

#impact #number #manuscript #interaction #content

Early printed books copied manuscripts

Thirty years after the ‘invention’ of the printing press, most of the books print- ed were just copies of medieval manuscripts. The ‘readers’ just wanted more…

How Books Will Become Machines #book #manuscript #printing-press

A file manifestation (in the frbr sense)

The Moab Design is based in large part on the concept of a file manifestation (in the FRBR[18] sense of manifestation). In this view, a file’s uniqueness is…

The Code4lib Journal – The Moab Design For Digital Object Versioning #manifestations #combination #content #instances #design

Machines must know what content means

The most frequently quoted defining feature of the Semantic Web is machine usable Web content. Fundamentally, this requires that machines must “know” how to…

Where Are The Semantics In The Semantic Web? #Semantic-Web #web-content #machine #Web #meaning #content

Altmetrics

Peer-review has served scholarship well, but is beginning to show its age. It is slow, encourages conventionality, and fails to hold reviewers accountable…

Altmetrics: A Manifesto – Altmetrics.org #measures #impact