2008
DOI: 10.1007/s11192-007-1951-1
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An empirical study of the accessibility of web references in two Chinese academic journals

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“…Wu (2009) studied web references cited in two key Chinese academic journals. Out of 1637 web references found 776 were inaccessible.…”
Section: Recovery Of Vanished Urlsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Wu (2009) studied web references cited in two key Chinese academic journals. Out of 1637 web references found 776 were inaccessible.…”
Section: Recovery Of Vanished Urlsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various studies such as those conducted by Sellitto (2004), Maharana, Nayak, and Sahu, (2006), Dimitrova and Bugeja (2007), Wu (2009), Moghaddam and Saberi (2011), Sampath Kumar and Prithviraj (2012) and Sampath Kumar and Vinay Kumar (2013) focused on the trends of using web resources in the scholarly communication and found that the scientific community is vigorously using web resources. The use of web resources has led scholars to refer and cite more web resources as a part of their research activity (Jalalifard, Norouzi and Isfandyari-Moghaddam 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The web becomes an enormous academic-related document repository and Internet turns out to be an important platform for people participating in academic research to deliver and obtain valuable information (Gray et al 2008;Wu 2009). Nowadays, researchers utilize a substantial amount of web information resources in their formal or informal scholarly communications (Spinellis 2003).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Web citations, also referred to as ''web references'', ''online citations'', ''URL citations'', ''electronic references'', etc., are web information used as references of academic papers (Wu 2009). One of their remarkable reflections is the URLs (Uniform Resource Locator) of websites listed in academic papers' references, which is the most marked evidence for the utilization of web resources in academic research (Yang 2009).…”
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