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The plague of plagiarism in an online world
G.E. GormanThe paper aims to focus on a long standing, but increasingly problematic, occurrence in academic writing and publishing – plagiarism.
Key usability factors of service‐oriented web sites for students: an empirical study
Robert J. Nathan, Paul H.P. Yeow, San MurugesanThis paper aims to report on a web usability study and to identify and prioritise key web interface usability factors (WIUFs) for web sites of 36 student‐related online services…
Hyperlink analysis of the visibility of Canadian library and information science school web sites
Kwan Yi, Tao JinThe purpose of this paper is to probe the external visibility of the web sites of all seven ALA‐accredited Canadian library and information science (LIS) schools. The number of…
Knowledge access, creation and transfer in e‐government portals
Dion Hoe‐Lian Goh, Alton Yeow‐Kuan Chua, Brendan Luyt, Chei Sian LeeKnowledge management (KM) is an important consideration in e‐government portals to ensure that knowledge flows efficiently between governments, individuals and organisations. A…
An investigation of the effectiveness of the “similar pages” feature of Google
Nadjla HaririOne of the relevance feedback techniques used in search engines is providing a link to similar documents for each retrieved document in a results page. The purpose of this paper…
e‐Government process and incentives for online public financial information
Carmen Caba Pérez, Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar, Antonio M. López HernándezThe aim of this paper is to examine the extent of financial information made available by public administrations on their web sites and to discover whether this communications…
Deconstructing blogs
Erik WildeA growing amount of information available on the web can be classified as contextual information, putting already existing information into a new context rather than creating…
Internet reporting in microfinance institutions
Begoña Gutiérrez‐Nieto, Yolanda Fuertes‐Callén, Carlos Serrano‐CincaThis paper aims to present research on how and why microfinance institutions (MFIs) disclose financial and social information on the internet. Legitimacy theory provides the…
The pros and cons of computing the h‐index using Google Scholar
Pe´ter Jacso´A previous paper by the present author described the pros and cons of using the three largest cited reference enhanced multidisciplinary databases and discussed and illustrated in…
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