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Category: Social Media
"Replaying Archived Twitter: When Your Bird Is Broken, Will It Bring You Down?"
"Can Twitter Data Help in Spotting Problems Early with Publications? What Retracted COVID-19 Papers Can Teach Us about Science in the Public Sphere"
"The Use of Twitter by Medical Journals: Systematic Review of the Literature"
WP1 Report: An International Review of Social Media Archiving Initiatives
"How Is Science Clicked on Twitter? Click Metrics for Bitly Short Links to Scientific Publications"
"FTC Issues Orders to Nine Social Media and Video Streaming Services Seeking Data About How They Collect, Use, and Present Information"
Wikipedia @ 20: Stories of an Incomplete Revolution
"Open Access+ Service: Reframing Library Support to Take Research Outputs to Non-Academic Audiences"
"The Stability of Twitter Metrics: A Study on Unavailable Twitter Mentions of Scientific Publications"
"WordPress 5.3 Moves Closer to Valid HTML"
"Flickr Adds Photo Printing as a Core Feature"
Paywall Article: "Scientific Authors in a Changing World of Scholarly Communication: What Does the Future Hold?"
Paywall Article: "The Ownership and Control of Online Photos and Game Data: Patterns, Trends, and Keeping Pace with Evolving Circumstances"
"Crowding the Library: How and Why Libraries Are Using Crowdsourcing to Engage the Public"
Sarah Severson and Jean-Sébastien Sauve have published "Crowding the Library: How and Why Libraries Are Using Crowdsourcing to Engage the Public" in Partnership.
Here's an excerpt:
This article is written from a Canadian University library perspective with the goal to help the reader engage with the current crowdsourcing landscape. This article’s contribution includes a literature review and a survey of popular projects and platforms; followed by a case study of a crowdsourcing pilot completed at the McGill Library. The article pulls these two threads of theory and practice together—with a discussion of some of the best practices learned through the literature and real-life experience, giving the reader practical tools to help a library evaluate if crowdsourcing is right for them, and how to get a desired project off the ground.
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"New Paper: Why Section 230 Is Better Than The First Amendment"
"Countries Want to Ban ‘Weaponized’ Social Media. What Would That Look Like?"
"Myspace, Once the King of Social Networks, Lost Years of Data From Its Heyday"
"Towards Open Annotation: Examples and Experiments"
Lindsey Seatter has published "Towards Open Annotation: Examples and Experiments" in KULA: Knowledge Creation, Dissemination, and Preservation Studies.
Here's an excerpt:
This article interrogates how digital text annotation tools and projects facilitate online engagement and virtual communities of practice. With the rise of the Web 2.0 movement and the proliferation of digital resources, annotation has evolved from an isolated practice to a collaborative one. This article unpacks the impact of this shift by providing an in-depth discussion of five web-based tools and two social reading projects. This article examines issues of design, usability, and applicability to pedagogical intervention as well as underscores how productive group dynamics can be fostered through digital, social annotation.
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