Kling, R. and Covi, L. Electronic journals and legitimate media in the systems of scholarly communication. The Information Society 11, 4 (1995), 261--271. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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The Decay and Failures of Web References - Spinellis (2003) (3 citations) (Correct)
....of two radically different affordances paradigms: hypertext based electronic publishing and paper media. Once a URL is committed to paper it cannot be modified and it might be difficult to locate and trace. The emergence of publications that appear both electronically and on paper [6] can help alleviate the tensions between the two formats. It has certainly helped us trace URL references, and we can envisage a system that would keep hypertext references up to date in the non paper part of hybrid publications. In the future, citation linking [5] provided as a service by ....
Kling, R. and Covi, L. Electronic journals and legitimate media in the systems of scholarly communication. The Information Society 11, 4 (1995), 261--271.
Examining Socio-Technical Networks in Scientific.. - Davidson, Lamb (Correct)
.... researchers have studied, for example, the use of online databases by oceanographers (Hesse et al., 1993) remote sensing instruments by atmospheric scientists (Finholt et al., 1995) collaborative systems by geneticists (Star and Ruhleder, 1996) and electronic journals within various disciplines (Kling and Covi, 1995; Kling and McKim, 1999) They have found some support for the optimistic perspective that ICT use can lower traditional barriers to communication and collaboration, such as those posed to geographically dispersed scientists, by reducing the cost of communication and increasing its speed. Evidence ....
....al 1999) The fit of information and communication technologies to the research and communication tasks of the discipline (Walsh et. al 1999) Institutionalized practices for assessing the quality and value of information knowledge, through which trust in scientific knowledge is engendered (Kling and Covi, 1995; Kling and McKim,1999) Institutionalized relationships with publishers and funding organizations (Kling and McKim,1999) which may entail legal restraints to dissemination of information; Incentive and reward structures for scientific work, knowledge discovery, and sharing of knowledge ....
Kling, R. and L. Covi (1995). "Electronic journals and legitimate media in the systems of scholarly communication," The Information Society, 11(4):261271.
What is Social Informatics and Why Does it Matter? - Kling (1999) (1 citation) Self-citation (Rob) (Correct)
....are becoming more important in many fields, although they are rarely the central communications media. However, only a few analyses take sufficient account of the ways in which the social dimensions of publications, such as the design of electronic journals, influence their use (see, for example, Kling and Covi, 1995) One common approach to conceptualizing new forms such as electronic journals, on line newspapers, electronic forums, Web sites and digital libraries emphasizes their technologically based information processing features, such as enabling authors and readers to communicate more directly ....
Kling, Rob and Lisa Covi. 1995. "Electronic Journals and Legitimate Media in the Systems of Scholarly Communication." The Information Society. 11(4):261-271.
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