the New York Times / Twitter / Google / National Geographic / Facebook / the Times / Spiegel / John Wiley & Sons Inc / New England Journal / Scientific American / PLoS / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
Bar-Ilan University / Library of Congress / University of Wolverhampton / /
IndustryTerm
mainstream media mentions / social bookmarking services / online version / online publication date / science blogging networks / mainstream media / Web citations / scholarly media outlets / social media outlets / Web citation / Internet Research / social media / social media sites / mass media / Web-based metrics / Online science blogs / /
MusicAlbum
DOI / /
MusicGroup
Scientific / /
Organization
Bar-Ilan University / m.thelwall@wlv.ac.uk School of Technology / National Academy of Sciences / University of Wolverhampton / American Chemical Society / Congress / Department of Information Science / American Society for Information Science and Technology / /
Person
Pepe / Mike Thelwall / Judit Bar-Ilan / Bora Zivkovic / /
Position
editor / blogs and current editor / scientist / author / /
PublishedMedium
Scientific American / the Journal of Medical Internet Research / Biology Letters / the Times / PLoS Computational Biology / PLoS Biology / New York Times / Physical Review Letters / Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / PLoS ONE / the New York Times / Nature Medicine / New England Journal of Medicine / the New England Journal of Medicine / Journal of Neuroscience / National Geographic / Journal of the American Chemical Society / Nature Neuroscience / /
Do blog citations correlate with a higher number of future citations? Research blogs as a potential source for alternative metrics1 Hadas Shema*, Judit Bar-Ilan* and Mike Thelwall** *; dassysh@gm