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Is your media measurement program vulnerable?
Is your media measurement program vulnerable?. Helpful article on metrics for PR plans.… more →
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Does Reviewing Your Peers Create Better Results Than Peer-Review?
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Philip Davis wrote 2 days ago: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Should members of the National Academy of Sciences b … more →
Professional and Scholarly Publishing Leads the Market for Ebooks by a Wide Margin
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Michael Clarke wrote 2 weeks ago: Image by Eirik Newth via Flickr Given all the attention from mainstream media and the blogosphere, o … more →
No Journal Access? Email the Author, Colleague
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Philip Davis wrote 3 weeks ago: Image via Wikipedia Informal peer-to-peer sharing of scientific articles is common for researchers i … more →
More Viewers Watching More Ads -- The Lessons of the DVR Paradox
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Kent Anderson wrote 3 weeks ago: Image via Wikipedia The widespread availability of digital video recorders (DVRs) in the home has ch … more →
How Meaningful Are User Ratings? (This Article = 4.5 Stars!)
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David Crotty wrote 3 weeks ago: Image via Wikipedia The impact factor has long been recognized as a problematic method for interpret … more →
Publishing in the Google Ecosystem
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Joseph Esposito wrote 4 weeks ago: Image via CrunchBase A recent trip to Europe brought home to me the fact that the American and Europ … more →
Scientists Are Using Social Media Tools (and May Be Using Social Networks, Too)
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Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image by luc legay via Flickr Recently, David Crotty observed that scientists are not joining social … more →
The Hidden Economic Carnage in Science and Education
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Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image by kevindean via Flickr It’s a theme I’ve heard many times over the past 6-12 mont … more →
Morgan Stanley's 2009 Trends Favor the Mobile and the Social
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Kent Anderson wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia Mary Meeker presented her 6th annual presentation from Morgan Stanley covering e … more →
Open Access and Vanity Publishing
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Philip Davis wrote 1 month ago: Is open access (OA) publishing a vanity press industry? At one end of the OA publishing spectrum are … more →
PLoS Releases Article-level Metrics
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Philip Davis wrote 2 months ago: Image by dullhunk via Flickr Last week, the Public Library of Science (PLoS) announced the release o … more →
Peer Review Survey 2009
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Philip Davis wrote 2 months ago: Image by Gideon Burton via Flickr Peer review is slow, inefficient, and prone to bias. It doesn … more →
"Did You Know?" 4.0 -- Convergence and Communications
Kent Anderson wrote 2 months ago: The “Did You Know?” videos have been a hallmark of Web 2.0 presentations and blog posts … more →
Is your media measurement program vulnerable?
communicationstation wrote 3 months ago: Is your media measurement program vulnerable?. Helpful article on metrics for PR plans. … more →
Naughty Twins and the Impact of Journals
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Philip Davis wrote 3 months ago: Identical twins. Image via Wikipedia Authors often assume that publishing their results in high-impa … more →
How Much Is Enough? Disagreements About Scale in the Age of Information Abundance
Kent Anderson wrote 3 months ago: Image by mac steve via Flickr In statistics, I was taught that a sample size of 30 is usually suffic … more →
Pubget: Time-saver or Content Aggregator?
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Philip Davis wrote 3 months ago: Pubget is a software for searching the biomedical literature. It’s different from other searc … more →
Gaming the Rating System
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Philip Davis wrote 4 months ago: Image via Wikipedia Recently, I received the following email from a friend: Dear iphone/ipod wieldin … more →
Diversion, Invention, and Socialized Medicine
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Kent Anderson wrote 4 months ago: Image via Wikipedia A recent BMJ paper by Steven Greenberg entitled, “How Citation Distortions … more →
