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The DOI Handbook
(Version 4.4.1, released 5 October 2006) is the primary source of information about the DOI System. It discusses the components and operation of the system, and provides a central point of reference for technical information. The Handbook is updated regularly. The main chapters <http://www.doi.org/handbook_2000/toc.html> of the Handbook give a complete explanation of the DOI System. The Handbook moves from an overview, through an explanation of each of the components of the system, to detail on how applications are built and the operation of the system through IDF and its Registration Agencies. The Appendices <http://www.doi.org/handbook_2000/toc.html#app1> provide detailed technical documentation and supporting information which is not necessary for most users. An Adobe Acrobat version of the Handbook (doi:10.1000/186 <http://dx.doi.org/10.1000/186>) is available and recommended for printing. Comments about the Handbook are welcome and should be sent to Dr. Norman Paskin at contact@doi.org
Version 5 is planned for release by the end of 2009. mh
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The IDF has launched the shortDOI Service
, a public service, open to anyone, that creates shortcuts to DOI names, which are often very long strings. The service creates short handles of the form '10/abcde' and enables short HTTP URIs of the form 'http://doi.org ... /abcde' that are ideal for use in email, blogs, mobile messaging and more. The IDF runs two services based on handles: the DOI Service, and the shortDOI™ Service.
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Documents in Information Science : (DoIS)
ca. 15.000 Artikel
DoIS (Documents in Information Science)is a service for finding and downloading the latest research results in Information Science. DoIS is a database of articles and conference proceedings published in electronic format in the area of Library and Information Science. DoIS is a volunteer effort to create a free bibliographic resource of scientific texts specialized in Information Science
wotan.liu.edu/dois/ - 404 am 170110
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The Wiki and the digital library
Author: Jeremy Frumkin Source: OCLC Systems & Services, Volume 21, Number 1, January 2005, pp. 18-22(5) Keywords: Digital Libraries; Communication Technologies; Research Methods Document Type: Research article DOI: 10.1108/10650750510578109
Datum: Fri, 26 Aug 2005 13:42:22 +0200 Betreff: [open] The Wiki and the digital library
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mehr infos zu DOI in inetbib im okt.2006. k. 2310
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> > Über http://worldcatlibraries.org/ ist der "World Cat" (ink. > Bestandsanzeigen aus 10.000 Bibliotheken) frei durchsuchbar. > > Genau dieses Angebot hat Google in die Book Search integriert. Klicke > ich nach einer Suche in Google Books in der Vorschau auf den Link > "Nach diesem Buch in Bibliotheken suchen" (bzw. "Find this book in a > library"), werde ich einfach auf die Anzeige im "World Cat" > verwiesen. > > Manchmal erhält man allerdings nicht den Link auf den "World Cat", > sondern auf den VK Österreich oder sogar Ungarn.
...auch die Schweiz via: www.rero.ch
Weitere infos zum thema auch in swiss-lib, einer guten liste.
sebastian w. via inetbib. 0111
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Consciousness and Cognition
2008 Aug 31.
doi:10.10.1016/j.concog.2008.07.002
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Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
http://www.medra.org/de/faq.htm
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"This article examines co-authorship networks of researchers publishing in Electronic Markets?The International Journal of Networked Business (EM). The authors visualize the co-authorship network and provide descriptive statistics regarding the degree to which researchers are embedded in the co-authorship network. They develop and test seven hypotheses associating the researchers? embeddedness in the co-authorship network with the number of the researchers? citations. Results indicate that author who publish co-authored articles in EM have their EM articles (whether co-authored or not) cited more frequently than those who publish EM articles only in their own names, and that the more they co-author the more they are cited because they are located in the center of a co-authorship network. "
Fischbach, K., Putzke, J., & Schoder, D. (2011). Co-authorship networks in electronic markets research. Electronic Markets , (pp. 1-22). URL http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s12525-011-0051-5
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