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Dec 17 2012
Altmetrics are the central way of measuring communication in the digital age but what do they miss?
7 CommentsInspired by the push towards altmetrics, Nick Scott sees great potential to better communicate indicators of academic success. But this does constitute impact? Here, he puts forward questions on media mentions, website page hits and the ‘dark stuff’. The LSE … Continue reading
Posted by: December 17, 2012
Tagged with: Academic communication, Future of Impact conference, impact










