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Historical perspective on what just happened to ERA journal rankings.

"How Do You Cite a Tweet in an Academic Paper?"

Giant search engine for just about everything from the NLA. Links to and searches most Australian cultural institutions and their online resources.

A British Library exhibition site that is a really eye opening experience for researchers. I saw the exhibition in late 2011 when it was opening and it is pretty stunning.

Short interesting article that urges authors of research papers to take them to the next level and treat them as Open Source software.

Released in February 2011, this guide for researchers introduces some basics about how social media may be of use and highlights some basic social media tools.

Interesting short post from RWW about how changes to Twitter's terms of service will adversely impact on the ability of scholars to use it for their research.

A useful and enlightening blog post re iPads and how to use them best to make the most of their potential.

Some researchers may find some of this useful.

Open access to 690,569 e-prints in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Quantitative Biology, Quantitative Finance and Statistics.

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