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Views: The Library Web Site of the Future - Inside Higher Ed

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Views: The Library Web Site of the Future - Inside Higher Ed
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Heterick writes “another order of magnitude change in scale is introduced when we begin to look at the number of links coming to JSTOR directly from Google and Google Scholar.” The number of links to JSTOR articles from Google-referring URLs increased by 159 percent from 2006 to 2007. It’s just one more reason to avoid the library Web site as a research starting point.
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http://www.insidehighered.com/views/2009/02/17/bell

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    • Joseba Abaitua Joseba Abaitua
      6 months ago


      Heterick writes “another order of magnitude change in scale is introduced when we begin to look at the number of links coming to JSTOR directly from Google and Google Scholar.” The number of links to JSTOR articles from Google-referring URLs increased by 159 percent from 2006 to 2007. It’s just one more reason to avoid the library Web site as a research starting point.
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